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Great care was taken to show the qualities of each surface to reflect light, an influential characteristic of Dutch and Flemish art. This use of light creates a great variety of colour shades which aims to capture a realistic view of texture.
Stranover (or Stravonius) was baptised in Hermannstadt (now Sibiu, Romania) and he worked in London, Holland, Dresden and Sibiu.
Title
Still Life with a Monkey, Jay and Parrot
Medium
oil on canvas
Measurements
H 88 x W 121 cm
Accession number
4
Acquisition method
presented by D. P. Sellar, 1898
Work type
Painting
Inscription description
Flemish School 1684-1734