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Pintura de naturaleza muerta con calavera, reloj de arena, libros apilados y una carta sobre una mesa oscura contra una pared parda.

Naturaleza muerta vanitas con calavera, reloj de arena y libros

Pequeña pintura al óleo de una naturaleza muerta sobre una mesa cubierta con tela oscura, frente a una pared pardo-oliva apagada. Una calavera descansa sobre una pila de libros abiertos junto a un reloj de arena, una carta doblada y una fila de volúmenes verticales a la derecha. La luz suave y la paleta sobria crean un ambiente sereno y contemplativo.

Artista
Gerrit van Vucht
Fecha
1658-1697
Técnica
Fuente
Rijksmuseum
Tamaño
4000 × 3060 px
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Dominio público · Rijksmuseum marks it Public Domain Mark; made by 1697.
Derechos verificados 2026-11-05 · nivel A · según la fuente: Public Domain Mark (Rijksmuseum, image license https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/)

Crédito (se agradece, no es obligatorio en obras de dominio público): Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

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