Baked Pears in Duane Park
William P. Chappel
key Notes:
Genre Scene, 19th-Century New York
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Dimensions:
6 x 9 1/8 in. (15.2 x 23.2 cm)
medium:
Oil on slate paper
Difficulty:
Expert
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story of the work:
"Baked Pears in Duane Park," created by William P. Chappel in the 1870s, reflects the artist's interest in still life and the interplay of light and texture. The painting is notable for its depiction of everyday objects, showcasing Chappel's skill in capturing the subtleties of color and form.
Description of the work:
"Baked Pears in Duane Park" by William P. Chappel, created in the 1870s using oil on slate paper, features a still life composition that highlights the rich textures and colors of the pears against a muted background. The use of slate paper enhances the depth of the colors, allowing for a striking contrast between the warm tones of the fruit and the cooler hues surrounding them.
Artwork Photograph Source:
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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