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Vanitas often represented the passage of time and death with objects such as a skull, a clock or here, an overturned wine glass and an extinguished candle. {{Wiki|Pieter Claesz}} was a master of this style. | [[File:AC4DB - Vanitas Still-life.png|250px|right]] | ||
{{Wiki|Vanitas}} often represented the passage of time and death with objects such as a skull, a clock or here, an overturned wine glass and an extinguished candle. {{Wiki|Pieter Claesz}} was a master of this style. | |||
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Revision as of 23:30, 21 December 2017
Vanitas often represented the passage of time and death with objects such as a skull, a clock or here, an overturned wine glass and an extinguished candle. Pieter Claesz was a master of this style.