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An elegant late 19th-century floral still life painting, executed in oil on canvas and presented in its original ornate gilt wood frame.
Attributed to Belgian artist Angélique Cussenneers, the composition depicts a richly arranged bouquet of flowers in a delicate glass vase. Tulips, lilies and smaller blossoms are rendered with refined detail against a dark atmospheric background, creating depth and emphasizing the luminous colors of the flowers.
The artist uses soft chiaroscuro and carefully controlled light to highlight the petals, foliage and transparency of the glass vase. Deep reds, soft pinks, warm whites and natural greens create a balanced and sophisticated palette.
The painting is housed in its original carved wood frame with an aged gilt finish. The sculptural ornamentation and warm patina complement the floral composition and add to the decorative presence of the work.
Date / Period: Late 19th Century
Artist: Attributed to Angélique Cussenneers
Medium: Oil on canvas
Subject: Floral still life with glass vase
Style: European Academic / Traditional Still Life
Frame: Original carved wood gilt frame
Category: Still Life Painting – 1 Piece
Oil painting on canvas
Elaborate floral bouquet
Flowers arranged in a glass vase
Tulips, lilies and smaller blossoms
Dramatic light and shadow
Refined brushwork and texture
Deep, atmospheric background
Balanced traditional color palette
Attributed to Angélique Cussenneers
Original late 19th-century carved wood frame
Warm gilt finish
Ornate decorative detailing
Naturally developed aged patina
Designed to complement the painting
Height: 94 cm / 37 in
Width: 80 cm / 32 in
Depth: 10 cm / 4 in
Very good antique condition with age-related characteristics consistent with a late 19th-century work.
The canvas remains stable and the floral colors are well preserved. The original gilt frame shows natural surface variation, rubbing and gentle wear that contribute to its authentic antique character.
A substantial and highly decorative European floral still life, ideal as a statement artwork in a living room, dining room, hallway, library or traditional interior.
For inquiries about this item, please scroll to the bottom the page: “enquire about this item”
An elegant late 19th-century floral still life painting, executed in oil on canvas and presented in its original ornate gilt wood frame.
Attributed to Belgian artist Angélique Cussenneers, the composition depicts a richly arranged bouquet of flowers in a delicate glass vase. Tulips, lilies and smaller blossoms are rendered with refined detail against a dark atmospheric background, creating depth and emphasizing the luminous colors of the flowers.
The artist uses soft chiaroscuro and carefully controlled light to highlight the petals, foliage and transparency of the glass vase. Deep reds, soft pinks, warm whites and natural greens create a balanced and sophisticated palette.
The painting is housed in its original carved wood frame with an aged gilt finish. The sculptural ornamentation and warm patina complement the floral composition and add to the decorative presence of the work.
Date / Period: Late 19th Century
Artist: Attributed to Angélique Cussenneers
Medium: Oil on canvas
Subject: Floral still life with glass vase
Style: European Academic / Traditional Still Life
Frame: Original carved wood gilt frame
Category: Still Life Painting – 1 Piece
Oil painting on canvas
Elaborate floral bouquet
Flowers arranged in a glass vase
Tulips, lilies and smaller blossoms
Dramatic light and shadow
Refined brushwork and texture
Deep, atmospheric background
Balanced traditional color palette
Attributed to Angélique Cussenneers
Original late 19th-century carved wood frame
Warm gilt finish
Ornate decorative detailing
Naturally developed aged patina
Designed to complement the painting
Height: 94 cm / 37 in
Width: 80 cm / 32 in
Depth: 10 cm / 4 in
Very good antique condition with age-related characteristics consistent with a late 19th-century work.
The canvas remains stable and the floral colors are well preserved. The original gilt frame shows natural surface variation, rubbing and gentle wear that contribute to its authentic antique character.
A substantial and highly decorative European floral still life, ideal as a statement artwork in a living room, dining room, hallway, library or traditional interior.
