Fruit

Giovanni Giacomo Morati  Natura morta con frutti, fiori e ortaggi

Jan_Roos_-_Still_Life_with_Fruit_and_Vegetables_-_Google_Art_Project

Monogrammista FGB (Lombardia prima metà del XVII secolo)  Grande natura morta con frutti e ortaggi in cesti, in zuppiere e su ripiani

Monogrammista G.A. (attivo a Roma nella prima metà del XVIII secolo)  Natura morta con frutti a terra, su un piatto e in un cesto

William Bell Scott - Study of Flowers and Fruit 1860

Fruit

 Nikola Avramov-Basket-With-Grapes-1941

Edward Chalmers Leavitt. STILL LIFE WITH RED AND WHITE CURRANTS

 Juan Fernández, el Labrador  four clusters cuatro_racimos_de_uvas  prado

 Eelkema, Eelke Jelles Still Life with Flowers and Fruit

Espinosa Juan de Bodegón de uvas, manzanas y ciruelas 1630

Fruit

Some painters used edible fruit as the subject of their works.

Alguns pintores utilizaram a fruta comestível como assunto das suas obras.

Giovanni Paolo Castelli called lo Spadino (1659-1730)—‘fruit and flowers in an park’-oil on canvas

Giovanni Paolo Castelli called lo Spadino (1659-1730)-‘fruit’

Theodoor Aenvanck (1633-1690)-‘fruit’-oil on canvas-1653     Amtwerp-Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten

Giovanni Ambrogio Figino (ca 1450-1608)-‘metal plate with peaches and vine leaves’

Jan Davidszoon de Heem (1606-1681)-‘still life’-oil on panel     Ghent-Museum voor Schone Kunsten

Fruit by Louise Moillon

The French artist Louise Moillon (ca 1610-1696) painted motifs with several fruit.

A francesa Louise Moillon (ca 1610-1696) pintou motivos com frutos diversos.

Louise Moillon (ca 1610-1696)-‘at the market stall’-oil on canvas    Private collection

Louise Moillon (ca 1610-1696)-‘market with a pickpocket’-oil on canvas    Private collection

Louise Moillon (ca 1610-1696)-‘the fruit and vegetable costermonger’-oil on wood-1631    Paris-Musée du Louvre

Louise Moillon (ca 1610-1696)-‘fruit’

Louise Moillon (ca 1610-1696)-‘still life with a basket of fruit’-oil on panel-ca 1630    Private collection

Fruit still life by Johann Wilhelm Preyer

The German artist Johann Wilhelm Preyer (1803-1889) painted mainly still lifes, many of them with pieces of fruit.

O germânico Johann Wilhelm Preyer (1803-1889) pintou principalmente naturezas mortas, muitas das quais com frutos.

Johann Wilhelm Preyer (1803-1889)-‘dessert fruit with ivory tankard’

Johann Wilhelm Preyer (1803-1889)-‘fruit still life’-1846    Berlin-Alte Nationalgalerie

Johann Wilhelm Preyer (1803-1889)-‘still life of fruit nuts and a glass on a marble lodge’

Johann Wilhelm Preyer (1803-1889)-‘bock Munich still life’

Johann Wilhelm Preyer (1803-1889)-‘fruit still life on a marble table’

Plantas frutíferas europeias (séc. XIV) (European fruit trees 14th century)

Os manuscritos iluminados conhecidos por Tacuinum Sanitatis existem em Roma (Biblioteca Casanatensis 4182), Paris (BNF-Ms lat. 9333), Viena (Österreichchische Nationalbibliothek-codex vindobonensis SN 2644), Ruão (Rouen 3054), baseiam-se no tratado Taqwin al-Sihha bi al-Ashab al- Sitta de Ibn Butlan, médico de Bagdad. Foram iluminados no séc. XIV

The illuminated manuscripts known as Tacuinum Sanitatis exist in Rome (Library Casanatensis 4182), Paris (BNF, MS lat. 9333), Vienna (Nationalbibliothek, codex Österreichchische vindobonensis SN 2644), Rouen (Rouen 3054). They are based on the treaty of Taqwin al Sihha bi-al-Ashaba Ibn al-Sitta of Ibn Butlan, a physician from Baghdad. They were illuminated in the 15th century.

Cherry with cherries (Ceres acetosa)-sour cherries (Rome)

Orange tree with oranges (Cetron id est naranco)-oranges (Rouen)

Melon (Cucumis et cetrali)-watermelons and Cucumbers (Paris)

Melons (ind melones Idestam Palestini) or Indus-Palestinian melons (Rouen)

Pomegranate (Granata acetosa)-sour pomegranates (Rouen)