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RE: Still lifes and flowers
Interesting but I see it nowhere where I live and cannot remember anyone in my family ever did. Yesterday I saw a painting I would more likely hang up above the dining table
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Perhaps it is because a still life reminds us of the painter Jan Steen and the Dutch expression: Een huishouding van Jan Steen (a housekeeping of Jan Steen) which means you have a very dirty and untidy home. Such a still life above the table will not improve the appetite. The table should attract the attention, be neatly set with table cloth and so on. I assume that is why our walls in average are empty and white +perhapso white because the wall is easier to clean and repaint).
A happy Sunday.
Here in Colombia the custom is to place these still lifes in the dining room, they are different customs
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Then at least there are still customers buying them. What does yours look like?
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One of my cousins gave me the small still life painting I have in the dining room quite a few years ago.
I have no decorations in my apartment, literally nothing.
There's nothing wrong with empty walls. I paint but mine only have two which is enough and it is not even made by made.