Flowers in a Glass by Ambrosius Bosschaert: A still life painting featuring a clear glass vase filled with an assortment of colorful flowers, including tulips, roses, and lilies, set against a dark background. The vase has a wide mouth and a narrow base with a decorative middle section. Flowers are pink, red, white, yellow, and purple. Leaves are green. A caterpillar and snail are on a shelf in front of the vase. A red flower and a white rose lie on the shelf. The background is dark and plain. The frame is black.
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- 747 × 893 px
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