19th-Century Dutch School Still Life With Flowers, Fruit & Parrot Grey we see three figures by

we see three figures by a cottage with one resting on horseback

losses and some darkened areas

Signed in the lower left and housed within a fine contemporary frame

the inclusion of the decanter is an interesting one as these are fairly uncommon

Other copies of this etching are held in public collections including the V&A

19th-Century Dutch School Still Life With Flowers, Fruit & Parrot Grey we see three figures byThis dark 19th century still life depicts an arrangement of fruit and flowers together with a parrot and squirrel. Its inspired by 17th century Dutch and Flemish works, such as those by Jan Davidsz de Heem (1606 1684). In the foreground, grapes, peaches and pomegranates tumble from porcelain. A rich array of flowers stands above them each with a symbolic meaning. While on the right, a parrot appears bound on a ring while a slightly manic squirrel