Vanitas still life with a skull crowned with a laurel wreath resting atop an inverted crown, a scepter, a nautilus cup, books and an engraved portrait of Julius Caesar on a draped table
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Vanitas still life with a skull crowned with a laurel wreath resting atop an inverted crown, a scepter, a nautilus cup, books and an engraved portrait of Julius Caesar on a draped table, Evert Collier, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Vanitas still life with a skull crowned with a laurel wreath resting atop an inverted crown, a scepter, a nautilus cup, books and an engraved portrait of Julius Caesar on a draped table, Evert Collier, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comVanitas still life with a skull crowned with a laurel wreath resting atop an inverted crown, a scepter, a nautilus cup, books and an engraved portrait of Julius Caesar on a draped table, Evert Collier, Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsat-91646226">artnap.com</a>
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A dark vanitas still life shows a gilded skull wrapped in gold vine leaves on a draped table, beside a nautilus cup topped with a small gilded figure. An open book with the Latin inscription "Nemo ante mortem beatus dici potest" and an engraved portrait of Julius Caesar with a laurel wreath and scepter appear among pearls, jewelry and a red-lined box. The work is attributed to Evert Collier.
