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Cherries 21

The cherry: beauty, softness, its heart-shaped plastic has inspired artists since Antiquity ...<br>The assigning of symbolic meanings to colors is probably as old as symbolism itself.<br>In fact, words are well adapted for description and the arousing of emotion, but for many kinds of precise thought other symbols are much better. (John B. S. Haldane)

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Cherries 21

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  1. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) Delights of the garden, 1998

  2. José Escofet (Spanish, 1930) Still life white bowl of cherries and two oranges, 1996

  3. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) White bowl of plums and melon, 1994

  4. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) Table of plenty, 1993

  5. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) Table of bread cheese olives wine, 1992

  6. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) Bodegón con cesto de frutas

  7. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) Bowl of cherries with cut rose, 1988

  8. José Escofet (Spanish, 1930) Crate of apples, 1988

  9. José Escofet (Spanish, 1930) Basket of freshly picked cherries, 1988

  10. Orchard harvest, 2000 José Escofet was born near Barcelona in 1930, and spent much of his early career working as a graphic designer whilst painting 'fine art' in his own time. He moved to England with his British wife in 1979. With a deep awareness of both Spanish and Dutch still-life and flower painting from earlier centuries, Escofet progressed from the late 1980's into a highly productive period painting impressively refined, sophisticated flower subjects of great richness. Portrait of José Escofet by Miriam Escofet

  11. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) Orchard harvest, 2000

  12. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) Apricots, white currants and cherries, 1994

  13. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) White bowl of cherries, 1992

  14. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) Peaches cherries and white currants, 1994

  15. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) Peaches cherries and white currants, 1994

  16. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) Cherries and two roses, 1994

  17. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) Small fruits of summer, 2000

  18. José Escofet  (Spanish, 1930) Small fruits of summer, 2000

  19. Heinz Schölnhammer (Austrian, 1940) Still life with cherries

  20. Heinz Schölnhammer (Austrian, 1940) Still life with cherries

  21. Heinz Schölnhammer (Austrian, 1940) Still life with cherries

  22. Heinz Schölnhammer (Austrian, 1940) Still life with cherries

  23. Heinz Schölnhammer (Austrian, 1940) Still life with cherries

  24. Marina Bogdanova (Bulgarian, 1962) Still life with fig

  25. Marina Bogdanova (Bulgarian, 1962) The butterfly feast

  26. Marina Bogdanova (Bulgarian, 1962) Spring

  27. Text & pictures: Internet All copyrights belong to their respective owners Presentation: Sanda Foişoreanu https://www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda https://ma-planete.com/michaelasanda 2022 Sound:Sissel - The man I love

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