Still Life With Lobster, Salmon, Peeled Lemon And Fruits In A Bowland Vegetables In A Copper Basket On A Table.

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"Still Life with Lobster, Salmon, Peeled Lemon and Fruits in a Bowl and Vegetables in a Copper Basket on a Table" is a Baroque-era painting by Flemish artist Frans Ykens. Created in the 17th century, this work exemplifies the still life genre that flourished during the period, particularly in the Netherlands and Flanders. Ykens, known for his detailed and realistic still lifes, presents a sumptuous display of food items that not only showcases his technical skill but also offers a glimpse into the cultural and gastronomic practices of the time.

The painting is composed with a rich array of textures and colors, capturing the viewer's attention with its vivid depiction of a laid table. The lobster and salmon, both considered luxury items in the 17th century, take center stage, symbolizing wealth and abundance. The peeled lemon, with its spiraling rind, adds a touch of zest and a sense of tactile realism to the composition. Fruits, likely to include grapes, figs, and others typical of such still lifes, are arranged in a bowl, their ripe forms rendered with careful attention to light and shadow. The vegetables in the copper basket further contribute to the variety of forms and surfaces, from the sheen of the metal to the textures of the produce.

Ykens' work is not only a celebration of the bounty of nature but also an exploration of the transience of life, a theme commonly explored in still life paintings through the sub-genre of vanitas. The meticulous depiction of perishable items serves as a reminder of the fleeting nature of earthly pleasures and the inevitability of decay, a moral lesson embedded within the visual feast.

This painting is a testament to Frans Ykens' mastery of the still life genre and remains an important piece for the study of Northern European art. It contributes to our understanding of the cultural and artistic values of the time, as well as the technical achievements of still life painters in the Baroque period.

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