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Pots, Pans & Cabbage

$320.00 $425.00

This late 19th-century oil painting is a classic still life, showcasing the refined artistry and quiet elegance characteristic of the era. The composition features a dark, moody background that draws focus to a small arrangement of everyday objects—a brass bowl, a glass jar, and a leafy green cabbage—rendered with rich, textured brushwork and careful attention to light and shadow. The painting’s somber palette and subtle reflections evoke the influence of Dutch and French still life traditions, emphasizing simplicity and introspection. It is housed in an ornate antique gilt frame, lavishly carved with scrolling acanthus motifs and aged to a warm patina, which beautifully complements the timeless depth and understated sophistication of the artwork within.

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This late 19th-century oil painting is a classic still life, showcasing the refined artistry and quiet elegance characteristic of the era. The composition features a dark, moody background that draws focus to a small arrangement of everyday objects—a brass bowl, a glass jar, and a leafy green cabbage—rendered with rich, textured brushwork and careful attention to light and shadow. The painting’s somber palette and subtle reflections evoke the influence of Dutch and French still life traditions, emphasizing simplicity and introspection. It is housed in an ornate antique gilt frame, lavishly carved with scrolling acanthus motifs and aged to a warm patina, which beautifully complements the timeless depth and understated sophistication of the artwork within.

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Artist Info

Eugene Henri Cauchois (1850-1911). He was a pupil of Cabanel and Duboc and exhibited at the Paris Salon as of 1874. Cauchois was a member of the Societe du Salon des Artistes Francais from 1890 onwards and was awarded bronze medals in 1898 and 1900, and a silver medal in 1904. Towards the end of his life, Cauchois directed his efforts toward decorative compositions, producing among other things panels decorated with seasonal flowers for a school in the seventh arrondissement in Paris. His compositional style is characterize by vigorously applied and densely coloured brushstrokes.

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Frame Dimensions: 16” x 18”

Artwork Dimensions: 9” x 11”

Noted Flaws

3 small blemishes to the canvas in the lower left section. 2 very small punctures through the canvas and 1 small scuff, all indicative of a painting of this age. Frame is an antique but not original to the artwork. The painting is not securely attached the frame anymore so care must be taken when handling.