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Linard was one of the prime exponents of French still-life paintings and his works show the influence of both Italian and Netherlandish prototypes. This painting, however, is distinctly French in its economy and elegance of composition. After Linard's death and the foundation of the Academie Royale (of Painting and Sculpture) in 1648, still-life painting suffered a demise in France as its unpretentious subject matter was considered inferior to historical and mythological themes.
The painting was bought by Charles Paget Wade and sits happily in Snowshill Manor with the vast collection of craftmanship and curios he acquired.
Title
Still Life with a Basket of Plums and Peaches with a Cut Melon
Date
1635
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 52 x W 62 cm
Accession number
1336243
Acquisition method
gift from Charles Paget Wade along with Snowshill Manor, 1951
Work type
Painting