Attributed to Simon Renard de Saint-André

Attributed to Simon Renard de Saint-André

French(1613–1677)

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Simon Renard de Saint-André was a French Baroque painter active in the seventeenth century, known primarily for his refined still life compositions featuring flowers, fruit, and vanitas symbolism. A student of Jacques Blanchard, he worked in Paris and gained recognition at the French Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture, where he was received as a member in 1651. Works attributed to him reflect the influence of Flemish still life traditions combined with French elegance and decorative sensibility.

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A still life with a skull, a music book, a snuffed-out candle, a bouquet of dying flowers and other vanitas objects on a table

A still life with a skull, a music book, a snuffed-out candle, a bouquet of dying flowers and other vanitas objects on a table

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