Maria van Oosterwijck was a Dutch Golden Age painter particularly devoted to floral still lifes. While most of her work consists of depictions of bouquets in a vase, she also devised alternative configurations, such as garlands (arrangements of flowers hung from two points) and festoons (arrangements hung from one point). This festoon consists of a bunch of grapes with a few flowers (rose, pomegranate blossom, viola, blue vinca, forget-me-not), some ivy and vine leaves, and a pine cone.

A2 size poster print
Paper size: H59.4 x W42 cm
Image size: H45.5 x W37 cm
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Maria van Oosterwijck (Netherlands 1630-93) Flowers and Grapes with hanging from a ring c1670-90 Oil on panel, 42.7 x 32.6 cm Art Gallery of New South Wales, donated through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program by Kenneth Reed 2020 Poster © Art Gallery of New South Wales