Painting
The posed, meticulous quality of Abigail’s Vanitas Still Life reflects the fragility of life. By removing the organic elements of the garden—such as Colin’s mother’s roses and the robin’s eggs from their natural context, Matheson reminds us of the temporary, fleeting nature of such objects. Preserved in timeless oil-paint perfection, we’re able to feel relief knowing on the canvas, they will remain as they once were.
Oil on Canvas
20 "W x 16 "H Framed
Fine Art orders incur an initial $50 charge and additional handling and shipping charges due to the packaging and care required to protect the artwork. Our customer success team will contact you to quote and collect such additional charges, as applicable, and will ship within 7 days of receipt of their payment.
If the artwork is damaged in any way during shipping, please contact us right away with photographs documenting any such damages. We will seek to address the damage to customer satisfaction.
Painting
The posed, meticulous quality of Abigail’s Vanitas Still Life reflects the fragility of life. By removing the organic elements of the garden—such as Colin’s mother’s roses and the robin’s eggs from their natural context, Matheson reminds us of the temporary, fleeting nature of such objects. Preserved in timeless oil-paint perfection, we’re able to feel relief knowing on the canvas, they will remain as they once were.
Oil on Canvas
20 "W x 16 "H Framed
Fine Art orders incur an initial $50 charge and additional handling and shipping charges due to the packaging and care required to protect the artwork. Our customer success team will contact you to quote and collect such additional charges, as applicable, and will ship within 7 days of receipt of their payment.
If the artwork is damaged in any way during shipping, please contact us right away with photographs documenting any such damages. We will seek to address the damage to customer satisfaction.
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What inspires the artist?
"'Martha,' she said, 'they were your wages. It was your two-pence really. Thank you.' She said it stiffly because she was not used to thanking people or noticing that they did things for her. 'Thank you,' she said, and held out her hand because she did not know what else to do.'"
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