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Vanitas Still Life

Vanitas Still Life

Dark Academia · The Metropolitan Museum of Art

A skull sits in a stone niche beneath a huge floating soap bubble, with a cut tulip, coins and a smoking urn nearby: all symbols of how brief life is. Painted in 1603, it is thought to be the earliest known independent vanitas still life.

Jacques de Gheyn II, 1603. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access (public domain).

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