Jean- Baptiste Simeon Chardin

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Paintings Reproductions Chardin, Jean- Baptiste Simeon The Silver Tureen, 1728

Chardin Paintings 1699 - 1779 France, Rococo Painter

The Silver Tureen, 1728

Oil on canvas, 76.2 x 108 cm

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, NY, US

Still Life Paintings

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OIL PAINTING: The Silver Tureen, 1728
Chardin was a contemporary of Boucher, but no two artists could have been more different. Chardin invariably imbued his deceptively simple compositions like The Silver Tureen with a disregard for mere prettiness. In this still-life Chardin has given ordinary objects of everyday life an aura of dignity and value. The cat creates a sense of conflict between the living and dead animals, underscoring a theme common in Chardin's genre scenes: the evanescence of life.