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Hubert Bellis (1831–1902) - Nature morte aux fleurs...

Still Life with Red Flowers (Auctioned without reserve) We present to you an oil on panel depicting a still life with red flowers by Hubert Bellis (1831–1902). This composition features a bouquet of flowers in red, orange, and yellow tones, arranged in a dark container on a table. A signature appears to be visible at the bottom right, but it is not legible enough to be confirmed with certainty. Title: Still Life with Red Flowers Medium: Oil on panel Artist: Hubert Bellis (1831–1902) Year: Circa 1880–1900 Artwork size: 20.9 × 13.5 cm Condition: Good condition, with craquelure, wear and small losses visible in the paint layer. Style: Belgian 19th-century still-life painting, executed in a realist and impasto style. Hubert Bellis is a Belgian painter born in 1831 and died in 1902. He is mainly known for his still lifes, notably his floral compositions. His work is characterized by generous painterly material, an expressive brushwork and a palette rich in warm tones. He belongs to the tradition of Belgian painting in the second half of the 19th century.

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