CLICK ON THUMBNAIL FOR LARGER PICTUREImage size of this print is 16 x 24.
STILL LIFE WITH CHRYSANTHEMUMS by Emil Carlsen (American 1853-1932) Jordan-Volpe Gallery, New York City.
A painter of still lifes as well as landscapes, Emil Carlsen was especially noted for his still lifes of humble everyday objects in the tradition of 17th-century Dutch painters. His methods were precise and labor intensive with much scraping, painting, and then scraping again with a build up of impastos. He perceived art as pure aesthetics with its only language being color, masses, and rhythms of line.
Carlsen was greatly influenced by the still life paintings of the 18th century French artist, Jean Chardin. Carlsen's distinctive still life paintings follow Chardin's example, focusing on humble household objects set in dim austere interior and painted in a soft, muted mood. Carlsen was a master in bringing a magnetic aura to these low-key paintings with brilliant reflective highlights
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