Vanitas Painting

Acrylic on Canvas, 2019 Signed and titled by the artist on back Unframed This is an original work by mid-career artist Paul Beliveau. With his Vanitas paintings, Béliveau continues ...

Acrylic on Canvas, 2016 Signed and titled by the artist on back Unframed This is an original work by mid-career artist Paul Beliveau. With his Vanitas paintings, Béliveau continues ...

Acrylic on Canvas, 2016 Signed and titled by the artist on back Unframed This is an original work by mid-career artist Paul Beliveau. With his new Vanitas paintings, Béliveau co...

Acrylic on Canvas, 2012 Signed and titled by the artist on back Unframed This is an original work by mid-career artist Paul Beliveau. With his Vanitas paintings, Béliveau contin...

Acrylic on Canvas, 2010 Signed and titled by the artist on back Unframed This is an original work by mid-career artist Paul Beliveau. With his Vanitas paintings, Béliveau contin...

That modern master of colour, Damien Hirst, features here too. A vanitas painting is transformed to a jeweller’s workshop, with Hirst’s ‘For the Love of God’ resplendent among skulls...

Edwaert Necklace (1640/1707) " Vanitas " Sign And Date 1697" Edwaert Necklace (Breda 1640 / London 1707) Sign 'and Date' 1697 84.5cm x 70.5cm For a view of the canvas this is in our...

Reverse side with older, faded Eyckmans' painting and artist's label. Created in 2000, and much inspired by the Old Masters, this painting combines many “vanitas” symbols—reminders ...

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

With a reference to Dutch Vanitas painting, still-life painting influences the series, both visually and symbolically.

With a reference to Dutch Vanitas painting, still-life painting influences the series, both visually and symbolically.

With a reference to Dutch Vanitas painting, still-life painting influences the series, both visually and symbolically.

Paul Beliveau is a Canadian artist whose exclusive focus in art is to paint books - book spines especially – some from his own book collection, but most from his own extensive libra...

Born in Pisa 1980 Daniela Astone grew up in the sea-town of Porto S. Stefano in Maremma (Italy). In 1998 after graduating from the visual arts high school of Grosseto she moved to Fl...

Paul Beliveau Photo realism hyper realist Books Bookscapes

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings, which often featured domestic wares, scientific devices, and finely crafted merchandise.

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings, which often featured platters of food, domestic wares, and finely crafted merchandise.

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

Paul Beliveau links his passion for books to his early childhood during which his uncle would lend him books on the great artists to make up for occasionally missing their regular fl...

Paul Béliveau attained his Bachelor's degree in Visual Arts from in 1977. Recognized for his expertise in drawing, engraving and painting, Béliveau has had more than sixty solo exhi...

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

My still lifes subtly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

My still lifes subtly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

My still lifes subtly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

Paul Beliveau Original acrylic painting Book covers Invented book spines

Realism painting from the artist. Figurative, Born in Torre di Mosto (VE) in 1940. Lives and works in Tirano. He attended the academic courses in Florence ('57 -'58). In the '60s he...

From his "Vanitas" series, this painting features book spines and pages from his "utopian library."

This painting is part of the series Half Held By The Night, the paintings feature abstracted visions of night-blooming flowers against a black backdrop, with a reference to Dutch Van...

This painting is part of the series Half Held By The Night, the paintings feature abstracted visions of night-blooming flowers against a black backdrop, with a reference to Dutch Van...

This painting is part of the series Half Held By The Night, the paintings feature abstracted visions of night-blooming flowers against a black backdrop, with a reference to Dutch Van...

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

Paul Beliveau links his passion for books to his early childhood during which his uncle would lend him books on the great artists to make up for occasionally missing their regul...

VISIBLE ANATOMY SERIES - HYPERREALISTIC PAINTING - ANATOMY - PHOTOREALISM Finding interest in the difference between seeing and looking, and the way contemporary culture consumes im...

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings and their air of craft guilds, international trade, and luxury goods.

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings, which often featured scientific wonders, objects of curiosity, and finely crafted merchandise.

My still lifes clearly reference 17th Century Dutch vanitas paintings, which often featured musical instruments, objects of curiosity, and finely crafted merchandise.

This painting from Paul Béliveau's "Vanitas" series features artists including Frank Stella, Jackson Pollack, Andy Warhol, Georgia O'Keefe, Cindy Sherman, Helen Frankenthaler, among ...

18th Century Oil on Canvas Heraldic Funerary Hatchment Painting, Memento Mori Painting, Vanitas Skull Painting, Vanitas Painting.

Quirky and delightful, though affected by a prevailing sense of unease, Rasely’s work combines the manic characteristics of a Bosch inferno with the delicate handling of Dutch vanita...

Quirky and delightful, though affected by a prevailing sense of unease, Rasely’s work combines the manic characteristics of a Bosch inferno with the delicate handling of Dutch vanita...

Quirky and delightful, though affected by a prevailing sense of unease, Rasely’s work combines the manic characteristics of a Bosch inferno with the delicate handling of Dutch vanita...

Quirky and delightful, though affected by a prevailing sense of unease, Rasely’s work combines the manic characteristics of a Bosch inferno with the delicate handling of Dutch vanita...

Quirky and delightful, though affected by a prevailing sense of unease, Rasely’s work combines the manic characteristics of a Bosch inferno with the delicate handling of Dutch vanita...

This process, which replaces real life with new born fictional beauty, results in a piece that references the iconic Vanitas paintings.

Chrysanthemum (c1880) originally called Indian Chrysanthemum .Tiffany's luxurious Chrysanthemum silver was designed in 1880 by Charles Grosjean. With its flowing curves, swirling ve...

Unusual miniature pill box in the shape of a very detailed snail. These were made in Italy circa 1970-90s usually of 800/1000 silver or alpaca/argentan/German silver (an alloy of zin...

Elegant Fish-Form Silver-Plated Napkin Holders – Sterling Silver Style Luxury Table Décor Bring an element of refined artistry and timeless elegance to your dining or interior setti...

De Doorluchtige Weereld – S. de Vries, François Halma, Amsterdam, 1700 Magnificent and complete three-volume set of De Doorluchtige Weereld (The Illustrious World), written by S. de...

This is a very good Jasperware stoneware Jardiniere or Cache Pot, made by Wedgwood, England and dating to circa 1930s. The jardiniere has a lovely shape, very much like a brush pot...

Rare gothic revival wall cabinet with carved church-window doors France or Northern Europe, late 19th century. This exceptional and highly decorative Gothic Revival wall cabinet dat...

Finished in Batavia Black with a Sandbar finish interior, this bookcase showcases rhythmic, crescent-shaped oval cut-outs that form an architectural silhouette—an homage to the sculp...

An exceptional large specimen of vanadinite from Morocco, covered entirely with brilliant, deep red crystals of varying sizes. The crystals are densely packed together, forming a con...

An exceptional large vanity with six drawers, two cabinets and triple dressing mirrors. Circa 1900's. Made in England to the highest quality with fully panelled wooden back mirrors, ...

Large impressive British colonial style sailors valentine handcrafted in exotic seashells ambitiously arranged around a heart with an anchor and a message of hope. Presented under gl...

Magnificent historic Tiffany Studios framed window, "Crusader", a Warrior Knight, after the 1460 work by Italian Renaissance painter Andrea Mantegna (1431-1506). Incorporating a harm...

Handsome English Leather Bound Books As A Side Table With Interior Storage.