by Henri Fantin-Latour, who died on August 25 in 1904. Please join me at the T Stands for Tuesday blogger gathering hosted by Bleubeard and Elizabeth.
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I had to look up Soucoup as I didn't learn that word in high school French. Or maybe I did and just didn't pay attention. The painting is amazing as it almost looks like a photograph. The reflections on the vase, and the teacup and spoon look so real. Happy T Day
ReplyDelete...Fleurs de Printemps avec une Tasse et un Soucoupe sure is a mouth full.
ReplyDeleteWow, you always find the most beautiful paintings to share! Loving all the detail 😊. Happy T Tuesday! Hugs Jo x
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely. I am always impressed how artists use oil paints and can actually make water look like water-(in the vase that is). Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful T day Nita. hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo, almost like a photo. Happy T Day, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThat truly IS a remarkable work of art. Thanks.
ReplyDelete--A Pal
Excellent choice of art work -- I find still-life paintings really beautiful and serene.
ReplyDeletebest... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
Looks nearly like my workplace until the flowers faded - nice! Happy T-Day!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful painting - exquisite.
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely painting. I have never heard of Henri but anyone who can paint a glass bowl like that certainly deserves praise! Happy T Day, Chrisx
ReplyDeleteI really love the soft edges in this painting. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Tea Day,
Kate
A nice choice.
ReplyDeleteHenri Fantin-Latour is a favorite painter of mine. Although I don't believe we have any of his still life art in the Wichita Art Museum, I remember his works from when I lived in the Kansas City area and his paintings I have seen in several art galleries in the states. This is stunning. Thanks for sharing Fantin-Latour and his coffee cup with us for T this Tuesday, dear Nita.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ticket to TSFT. Happy T Day.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - looks like a photo. So much detail. Wow. Happy T-day. Hugz
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this. Happy T day
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteA very beautifully painted picture!
ReplyDeleteAll the best and happy T Day!
Traude
https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2022/08/mallorca-reisebericht-teil-5-tag-9-bis.html
A lovely painting choice today!
ReplyDeleteWhen you see beauty like this it's easy to appreciate why still life has been a favourite subject as long as there have been artists.
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