Attributed to Rubens Peale (1784 – 1865), Still Life with Fruit on a Dish and an Open Peach, circa 1857
Attributed to Rubens Peale (American, 1784-1865)
Still Life with Fruit on a Dish and an Open Peach, circa 1857
Oil on canvas
Canvas13 7/8 x 18 1/8 inches
Still Life with Fruit on a Dish and an Open Peach, circa 1857
Oil on canvas
Canvas13 7/8 x 18 1/8 inches
Framed 21 1/2 x 25 3/4 inches
Provenance:
Dr. James Burd Peale or Mary Jane Peale
Wife of the above Rebecca Frisby Wilmer Peale (1838-1921)
Daughters Caroline Elise and Elisabeth "Elsie" Burd Peale (1875-1931)
Sister Caroline Elise Peale (1872-1943)
Sister Rebecca Burd Peale Patterson (1881-1952)
Granddaughter Pamela Shippen Patterson (Roach) (1943-2013)
Trust of Pamela Patterson Roach, 2013
Trust of Joseph Ashley Roach, 2024-present
Provenance:
Dr. James Burd Peale or Mary Jane Peale
Wife of the above Rebecca Frisby Wilmer Peale (1838-1921)
Daughters Caroline Elise and Elisabeth "Elsie" Burd Peale (1875-1931)
Sister Caroline Elise Peale (1872-1943)
Sister Rebecca Burd Peale Patterson (1881-1952)
Granddaughter Pamela Shippen Patterson (Roach) (1943-2013)
Trust of Pamela Patterson Roach, 2013
Trust of Joseph Ashley Roach, 2024-present
Notes:
This painting has been attributed to both Rubens and Mary Jane Peale, but most agree that it was painted by Rubens based on the style/technique. A painting itemized in Dr. James Burd Peale’s will, #431, Philadelphia (d. March 2, 1881), is described as “3) Caroline Eliza, … Grapes and peaches by father. …” The family believes this may be the same painting. If it is not this painting, it was likely bequeathed from his sister, Mary Jane Peale, to his widow.
This painting has been attributed to both Rubens and Mary Jane Peale, but most agree that it was painted by Rubens based on the style/technique. A painting itemized in Dr. James Burd Peale’s will, #431, Philadelphia (d. March 2, 1881), is described as “3) Caroline Eliza, … Grapes and peaches by father. …” The family believes this may be the same painting. If it is not this painting, it was likely bequeathed from his sister, Mary Jane Peale, to his widow.
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