Vase of Flowers By Jan Davidsz de Heem

Jan Davidsz de Heem (circa 1606–1684) was a Dutch-born painter who became one of the greatest still life artists of the 17th century. Working in both Utrecht and Antwerp, he mastered the pronkstilleven, or “showpiece still life,” blending Dutch precision with Flemish richness. His paintings are celebrated for their intricate detail, luminous color, and symbolic depth, often uniting flowers, fruit, insects, and luxurious vessels in lavish yet balanced compositions.
 

Vase of Flowers, painted around 1660–1670, exemplifies his artistry. A profusion of lilies, roses, tulips, and other blooms spills from a blue glass vase, mingling with ripe fruit, curling vines, butterflies, and bees. Set against a dark background, the vivid colors and fine textures appear almost tangible. While the arrangement celebrates nature’s abundance, the inclusion of fading petals and delicate creatures serves as a subtle reminder of life’s fleeting beauty.

– An enhanced computer rendered canvas printed on soft glitter poured glue
– A complete set of premium resin drills, with extra drills included for peace of mind
– A matching color border around the design to give a matted look and make framing easier
– A high-quality printed legend on thick paper for easy reference
– A sticker sheet for organizing your drills
– To reduce waste, basic tool kits are not included with this collection.

Final Touch: Thoughtfully packed by hand in Jacksonville, Florida