Still life with quinces, F602Reproduction of oil painting on canvas
A compact cluster of golden yellow quinces rests on turquoise blue fabric; the proximity of the motif, the almost total absence of cast shadows and the scattered red touches transform this modest subject into a study of contrasts.
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Still life with quinces, F602Vincent van Gogh · 1887 -1888 · Albertinum, Dresden
1887 - 1888Dating
46 × 59.5 cmDimensions of the original
Oil on canvasOriginal technique
Albertinum, DresdenConservation
A real paintingThe canvas is hand painted, never printed.
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Look at the work
Quinces shaped by color
The fruits occupy the center of the canvas in an irregular mass. The slightly plunging viewpoint makes bumps, hollows and tails visible without resorting to complex staging.
The blue-green fabric rises behind the quinces and reduces depth. Its short oblique streaks respond to the yellow touches of the fruits, while a few red accents reinforce the surrounding green.
Van Gogh uses still life as a chromatic laboratory: the yellows and oranges of quinces gain intensity upon contact with complementary blues and greens.
Composition, touch and color
Three observations specific to this painting
The Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden keep this oil on canvas measuring 46 × 59.5 cm under the number Gal.-Nr. 2593; the catalog reference is F602.
01
Yellow versus blue green
The main contrast is between warm fruit and cold fabric. The two color families reinforce each other without the need for additional decoration.
02
A deliberately shallow depth
The close-up viewpoint, the raised canvas behind the fruits and the absence of sharp shadows bring the composition closer to the painted surface.
03
Very calculated red streaks
Short red lines emerge in the turquoise blue. Complementary to green, they further intensify the vibration of the background.
Documented benchmarks
Precisely identify the original work
The Dresden notice analyzes the canvas as a study of complements and notes the influence of Japanese prints in the contours and the absence of cast shadows.
Subject
Quinces, not corners
The piriform fruits are yellow quinces with bumpy surfaces, gathered in a pile seen up close and slightly from above.
Japonism
Simplified outline and shadow
The fine ocher ring and the renunciation of cast shadows take up solutions that Van Gogh observed in Japanese prints.
Provenance
Entered Dresden in 1920
The work was acquired from Berlin dealer Karl Haberstock in exchange for a pastel by Rosalba Carriera.
The copy must differentiate each quince without isolating them, preserve the yellow-blue-green contrasts and maintain the very brief red lines which punctuate the fabric.
Golden yellow quince pile
Bumps modeled in white and ocher
The turquoise blue fabric raised
The little red streaks
The purple-brown corner at the top right
Work sheet
Title
Still life with quinces, F602
Artist
Vincent van Gogh (1853 -1890)
Date
1887 - 1888
Place of creation
Paris
Original technique
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
46 × 59.5 cm
Inventory
Albertinum, Gal.-Nr. 2593 · F602
Conservation
Albertinum, Dresden
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In your interior
A solar still life on a turquoise background
The horizontal format is suitable for a kitchen, dining room or living room. Mustard yellow, blue green, ocher and brick red match natural wood and unbleached walls.
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