Still Life with Shells

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Still Life with Shells
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Still Life with Shells

Daten.d.
MediumCrayon lithograph
DimensionsSheet: 407 × 306 mm. (16 × 12 1/16 in.)
Image: 341 × 239 mm. (13 7/16 × 9 7/16 in.)
Credit LineGift of Ingrid Rose, Washington, D.C., in Memory of her Husband, Milton M. Rose
Object number2013.272
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Last Updated1/11/24
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Shells
n.d.
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1990
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1943
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c. 1955
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1972
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Balthasar van der Ast
1630s
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Still Life with Large Shell
1939
Image Not Available for The ant. The two-legged ant, just like the multi-legged one is not generous, but that is the least one can reproach him. There is one difference though: the former is saving in every season and never consumes, even at the age of 90 he still economises for his old days. This type of ant leads always a miserable life. When he dies, he is deprived of everything despite of the provisions, because his last savings are spent for his funeral.
The ant. The two-legged ant, just like the multi-legged one is not generous, but that is the least one can reproach him. There is one difference though: the former is saving in every season and never consumes, even at the age of 90 he still economises for his old days. This type of ant leads always a miserable life. When he dies, he is deprived of everything despite of the provisions, because his last savings are spent for his funeral.
1838
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1952
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1940
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c. 1956