Still-life: Tea and Melted Bread
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Still-life: Tea and Melted Bread, Albert Anker (1873), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A still life arranged on a white tablecloth shows a silver teapot with a dark wooden handle, a white cup and saucer with red rim lines, a small dark ceramic jug, a covered glass sugar bowl filled with sugar lumps, and a plate of golden-brown pastries. The plain grey-green background keeps attention on the tea service. The work is titled 'Still-life: Tea and Melted Bread', by Albert Anker, dated 1873.
