The artwork titled “Still Life, Fruits” was created by Childe Hassam in the year 1908. This piece belongs to the Impressionism art movement and fits within the genre of still life.
The artwork showcases an arrangement of various fruits such as pears and apples, placed on a table. At the center, there is a clear glass bowl and a tall, slender vase, both rendered with meticulous attention to light and reflection. The painting’s background and table exhibit a warm, rich palette, which brings out the vibrancy of the fruits. The artwork is framed by two side panels depicting autumnal outdoor scenes with trees and falling leaves, contributing to a cohesive yet dynamic composition. The brushstrokes and use of light are characteristic of the Impressionist style, creating a lively and captivating visual experience.
