Artist: Abraham Mignon
Date: 1670
Size: 90 x 72 cm
Museum: Mauritshuis (The Hague, Netherlands)
Technique: Oil On Canvas
Mignon specialised in this sort of lush flower still-life. On the right-hand side of the plinth, he painted an orange, in clear reference to the Orange-Nassau family. Just like another flower still-life by Mignon, this painting comes from the collection of the Orange-Nassau family. They were hung in Oranienstein Castle in Diez, Germany, in the eighteenth century.
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