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Vase of Flowers with Roses, Narcissi and Tulips

Daniel Seghers (1590-1661) and Fiction as Reality
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Author : Sven Van Dorst
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Description <p><strong>Phoebus Focus VI</strong></p><p>On the smooth curved surface of a glass vase a window is reflected. Light filters through that window into the painter’s studio, which is also a monastic cell. Paintings by Daniel Seghers (1590-1661) may adorn the halls of kings and princes, but the artist himself has chosen an austere existence within the walls of a Jesuit community.</p><p><em>The Roses, Narcissi and Tulips in a Glass Vase</em> from The Phoebus Foundation collection is a subtle triumph over the inexorable passage of time. The flowers have not faded. The window of Seghers’s humble studio is still reflected in the vase. This work of art is a gateway to a vanished world, the seventeenth-century universe of Daniel Seghers.</p>
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Publication date first 2022-03-01
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  • ISBN: 9789464366396 (BC)

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