Jacques de Gheyn II Vanitas Still Life
Jacob de Gheyn II · Netherlandish, 1565-1629
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A vanitas still life shows a human skull set in a stone niche beneath a convex glass sphere that reflects the room. A red tulip in a silver vase and two silver goblets flank the skull, with scattered coins and two round seals along the ledge. Figures in relief appear on the arch above, and the inscription VANITAS is carved at the top.
