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My aunt is one of the most intelligent people I know. When my mother passed away, she left her life

José Felipe Parra Piquer (born 1824)Vase with roses and conch

andrejvidovic:Rafael Romero Barros (Spanish 1832-1895) “Still Life of Oranges” 1863

The Checkerboard, Juan Gris, 1915

Still Life with Figs and BreadLuis Meléndez (Spanish; 1716–1780)ca. 1770Oil on canvasNational Galler

neambus:Leorio hates seaweeds and him speaking Spanish gives me so much life (based on this vine)Spe

Luis Meléndez (1716–1780)Still life

Disfrutando al aire libreOpenair games

flyse:Still Life with Grapes, Tomás Yepes (Spanish, 1595 or 1610–1674), 1674Oil on canvas

flyse:Still Life with Four Bunches of Grapes, Juan “El Labrador” Fernández (Spanish, 1629–1657), ca.

Fruit from Delft with Two Flower Vases, Tomás Yepes, 1642

andrejvidovic:Rafael Romero Barros (Spanish 1832-1895) “Still Life of Oranges” 1863

ciberienne:Living my Pocahontas life 24/7 - Spanish Pyrenees

Bodegón ochavado con racimos de uvas por Juan de Espinosa, 1646.

aureat:real life filter: Spanish train windows

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Still Life with Salmon, Lemon, and Three Vessels,Luis Egidio Meléndez, 1772   

Still Life with Fruit and Cheese, Luis Egidio Meléndez (1716-1780)

Ignacio de Ries (1612-1661), ‘Alegoria del Arbol de la Vida (Allegory of the Tree of Life)&rsq

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Tomás Yepes (b. ca. 1600–1674)Sugared fruits and pastries on a parcel-gilt plate, a decorated Manise

Still Life with artichokes   -   Joaquín Peinado Spanish, 1898–1975Oil on canvas, 46 x 56 cm. (18.1

Francisco Barrera (1632–1657)An allegory of the month of June: Still life of apples, plums, figs and

lonequixote: Spanish Still Life by Henri Matisse (via @lonequixote)

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