A still life painting of clay pottery done in earth tones using a limited color palette.
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About this Clay Pottery Painting
Title: Still Life with Clay Pottery
Size: 14″ w x 11″ h
Support: Traditional-style Stretched Canvas
Shape: Horizontal (landscape)
Description: A still life painting of clay pottery, as found in an Iron Age kitchen. It is painted in earth tones with a limited color palette. A clay pot and oven are seated among large rocks used to heat the pottery for cooking, with an adobe wall in the background. The painting is signed in the lower-left corner by fine artist Teresa Bernard.
Still Life with Clay Pottery is hand-painted on a traditional-style stretched canvas with the sides left raw or unpainted. It will need to be mounted in a frame before it is put on display. Adding a frame will give the painting a finished look.
Copyright watermarks are prominently visible on all online artwork images. This watermark is to prevent unauthorized use of the painting’s image. It is not depicted in any of the original canvas paintings.
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Artist Comments
Still Life with Clay Pottery is a monochromatic painting that features everyday household items that would have been found in a typical kitchen in Israel or Jordan during the Iron Age (1200-586 B.C.). While visiting the “Holy Land Photos” website, I found some interesting photos of a reconstructed Israelite House on display at the Haaretz Museum in north Tel Aviv. This painting is from one of those photos.
Note: Permission to use the photo as a painting source is courtesy of Holy Land Photos.
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