Untitled
Current Location:
Zumberge Administration (JHZ) -> 4th Floor (JHZ)
Location Notes:
JHZ; 4th Floor

Untitled

Artwork
Identifier:
2014.56.1
Artist:
Jennifer Abbot
Credit:
GVSU Collection
Medium:
Oil on canvas
Date:
2014
Dimensions:
Artworks - Height: 5 ft Width: 4 ft
Description:
Flowers scattered on cloth draped over wooden crates.
Historical Context:
By definition, a still life is a composed variety of animate and inanimate, man-made and natural objects, like utensils, foliage, fruit and animals, that are arranged by the artist in a unique way. This is where the art of the still life really begins. Each selection of seemingly random objects were hand-selected by the artist, often for very specific reasons. Still life paintings are rich with symbology, a visual language that uses ordinary objects to convey a deeper meaning. Even the smallest of details can reveal a hidden world of deeper meaning.

Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus Terms:
oil paint
oil painting
oil paintings
Library of Congress Subjects:
Painting