'A 'Forest Floor' Still Life of Flowers' Canvas Wall Art

Description

Intricate still-life painting of flowers by Rachel Ruysch, the best reported female painter of the Dutch Golden Age. This dark floral artwork fits beautifully in the Rococo movement with its playful compositions and brilliant colours. The dark background of her still lifes followed the trend of the late 17th century.

Ruysch painted a long succession of flower paintings, several fruit pieces and a number of ‘forest floors’, this is a relatively early example from the series.

Bespoke canvas wall art printed with your chosen image on artist quality canvas to your exact specifications and supplied hand stretched or rolled to order. With each canvas print we take great care to retain the extraordinary character and beauty of the original painting, drawing or photograph.
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Code: ASH0268

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STEP ONE

Enter your dimensions

Choose your canvas width and height from our dropdown options.

Stretched and unstretched canvas prints are available from 500mm x 500mm (19 x 19 inches) up to 3000 x 3000mm (118 x 118 inches).

Unfortunately stretched canvases are unavailable to overseas customers on prints over 1500mm. If this applies to you, please get in touch as we can supply your canvas rolled with a self-assembly frame instead.

STEP TWO

Select format and finish

Choose your canvas either hand stretched over a timber frame, ready for you to hang, with a range of edge options, or unstretched for you to stretch and frame yourself.

STEP THREE

Choose your crop

Your crop area is now set at the dimensions that you have entered for your canvas.

You can move and resize the crop area to choose which part of the image you would like as your canvas.

The area will not change shape as it is locked to the ratio you have entered with the dimensions given.

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Ruysch painted a long succession of flower paintings, several fruit pieces and a number of ‘forest floors’, this is a relatively early example from the series.

Code: ASH0268