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Still life of wild strawberries in a blue and white bowl with a red carnation, cherries, currants and a butterfly.

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Wild Strawberries and a Carnation in a Wan-Li Bowl, by Jacob van Hulsdonck, c. 1620, oil on copper - National Gallery of Art, Washington - DSC09950, Jacob van Hulsdonck (1620), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A still life shows a blue and white Wan-Li style bowl heaped with wild strawberries, with a red carnation rising from the fruit and a small butterfly resting at its rim. Cherries, white and red currants, and loose strawberry leaves are scattered across a wooden tabletop against a dark background. The work is attributed to Jacob van Hulsdonck and dated 1620.

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