Attributed to Fede Galizia

Fede Galizia (1578, 1630) was a pioneering Italian Renaissance and early Baroque painter celebrated for her exquisite still lifes and devotional religious works. She was among the first artists in Europe to elevate the still life into an independent genre, producing meticulously detailed compositions of fruit, porcelain, and glass. Works attributed to her appear regularly at major auction houses, reflecting her enduring scholarly and market significance.