Showing 24 artworks out of 48 with John Frederick Peto and with artwork date before 1897 and with artwork date after 1887
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John Frederick Peto
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-1897
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1887+
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- Dead Frog Painting
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- Chiaroscuro Style
Discover 'The Old Cremona' by John Frederick Peto – a masterful Trompe-l’oeil still life mimicking Harnett. Explore its aged beauty, textural depth & nostalgic charm.
Experience 'The Old Violin' by John Frederick Peto – a stunning trompe l’oeil masterpiece capturing the beauty of aged wood and musical instruments. A rediscovered American classic.
Admire 'Still Life with Cake' by John Frederick Peto – a stunning Trompe l’oeil masterpiece featuring luscious fruits & a classic American aesthetic. Hand-painted reproduction available.
Discover John Frederick Peto’s haunting ‘For a Sunday Dinner’ – a dramatic Trompe l’oeil still life of a dead frog. Explore realism, chiaroscuro & mortality in this unsettling masterpiece.