Flower piece with fritillaria in a niche

The artwork's material composition includes oil paint applied to a wooden panel, aligning with its classification as a still life from the early 17th century.

Jacob Vosmaer painted this still life in 1613, depicting fritillaria arranged within a painted niche. The work entered the Rijksmuseum collection, where it remains on display.

The painting was created on panel using oil paint, measuring 79 cm in width and 110 cm in height.

Flower piece with fritillaria in a niche is an oil paint painting created by Jacob Vosmaer in 1613. It measures 110 cm in height and 79 cm in width, and is housed in the collection of the Rijksmuseum. The work has been exhibited at the Rijksmuseum, where it remains on display.

The painting is catalogued in the Rijksmuseum collection under its current accession, reflecting its long-term presence in the institution's holdings. Its exhibition history is limited to displays within the Rijksmuseum, consistent with its status as part of their permanent collection.

The artwork's material composition includes oil paint applied to a wooden panel, aligning with its classification as a still life from the early 17th century. Its dimensions and medium are documented in the Rijksmuseum's records, confirming its physical attributes and provenance within the museum's custody.