Still life melon Léon Rousseau C19th

Discover a stunning still life painting by French artist L. Rousseau, 19th century.

This piece is rich in symbolism - the ripe fruit could represent nature's abundance or the fleeting nature of life. The slice of watermelon, knife, and other objects might signify a moment of pleasure and the passage of time.

Rousseau's realistic style captures the textures of the objects beautifully, from the watermelon's skin to the glass and reflective surfaces.

The arrangement of objects, particularly the group of an odd number of items, adds to the dynamic composition.

Available at our warehouse in Branxton 

Dimensions 

Frame 79 wide /68 height 

Peinture 63 wide / 53 height