Still Life – Roelant Savery, 1624

Still Life – Roelant Savery, 1624

A tour de force of Flemish Baroque painting, this monumental Still Life by Roelant Savery is one of the most ambitious works of its kind. Measuring 130 x 80 cm, it is the largest painting Savery ever created — a breathtaking composition featuring no fewer than 44 different species of animals and 63 species of flowers, rendered with extraordinary botanical and zoological precision.

Roelant Savery (1576–1639) was a Flemish master celebrated for his richly detailed landscapes and still lifes, working in the tradition of Gillis van Coninxloo. His flower paintings — lush bouquets set in stone niches, often accompanied by lizards, insects, and fallen petals — are considered among his finest achievements. This spectacular still life showcases his unrivaled ability to transform the natural world into a symphony of color, texture, and life.

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• Artist: Roelant Savery (1576–1639)
• Original painted: 1624, Flemish Baroque
• Style: Flemish Baroque, still life
• Notable: Largest painting by Savery — 44 animal species, 63 flower species
• Medium: Museum-quality digital reproduction on Luster Premium Photo Paper
• Available in multiple sizes