Fruit Still Life

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Welcome to an intimate glimpse into the delightful artwork, "Fruit Still Life" by Arthur-Alfred Brunel de Neuville, a masterful representation of nature's bounty that invites viewers to savor the textures and colors of a sumptuous assortment of fruits.In this painting, Brunel de Neuville showcases his profound skill in capturing the vibrancy of natural elements with exquisite detail. The composition is centered around a rustic basket brimming with clusters of grapes varied in hue from deep purples to translucent yellows. Beside this basket, the eye is drawn to a spread of succulent peaches, their red and golden skins rendered with such tactility that one can almost feel the softness of their fuzz. Each fruit rests against a backdrop that subtly fades into a shadowy, undefined space, allowing the vivid colors and forms of the fruits to stand out prominently.The arrangement is both simple and evocative, with leaves and vine tendrils peeking out, adding a freshness and a sense of immediacy to the scene. The artist’s use of light not only highlights the dewy sheen on the grapes and the gentle blush on the peaches but also creates a play of shadows that gives the painting depth and realism."Fruit Still Life" is more than just a visual feast; it is an invitation to appreciate the simple pleasures, the beauty of the everyday, and the skill of an artist who could bring such scenes to life with strokes of his brush.

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Alfred-Arthur Brunel de Neuville (1852–1941) was a French painter known mainly for paintings of still life and animals, especially cats. Alfred Arthur Brunel de Neuville was born Alfred Arthur Brunel on 8 December, 1852 in Paris to the artist Léon Brunel (1816-1896) and his wife Marie Zénaïe Champenois. Although little is known about his early education, he is believed to have received artistic tuition from his father.

His first painting exhibited at the Paris Salon under the name of Brunel-Neuville was in 1883, entitled ‘Langouste’ (lobster).

He began exhibiting at the Société des Artistes Français from 1889 and was later elected a member in 1907. 

In addition to still life paintings, Brunel de Neuville also became known for his paintings of animals, mainly cats. It is widely accepted that he painted under several pseudonyms including Florentin de Neuville and Laurence de Neuville. 

He died in Paris in 1941 and is buried in Montmartre Cemetery.

Examples of his paintings can be found at the Beziers Museum, Brest Museum, Charles de Bruyères Chateau Thierry, Saint-Brieuc Museum and the Louviers Museum. His works are in museums at Béziers, Brest, Chateau Thierry, and Louviers.