Still Life with Fruit

Severin Roesen, 1852

Some works reveal themselves slowly.

Severin Roesen's still life unfolds through shadow, texture, and abundance — luminous grapes, split fruit, silver, and quiet details emerging gradually from the darkness. Painted after the artist's arrival in America in the mid-19th century, the work reflects both prosperity and impermanence, inviting prolonged attention and rediscovery.

Originally held within the collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, this archival-quality reproduction brings one of Roesen's richly layered still lifes back into lived space.

About This Print

• Museum-quality giclée reproduction
• Printed on archival fine art paper
• Produced to preserve shadow depth, texture, and tonal richness
• Available in four curated sizes

Available Sizes

Study — $22

A smaller, intimate format suited for shelves, reading corners, and layered spaces.

Gallery — $36

Balanced scale for everyday display and quiet presence.

Collection — $64

A fuller expression of the work's depth, texture, and atmosphere.

Artist Sized — $105

Scaled near the proportions of the original work for maximum immersion and detail.

Each print is produced to order and carefully packaged for preservation and safe arrival.