Franz Anton von Leydensdorff

Here’s a plain-language version that sticks to hard facts: Franz Anton von Leydensdorff painted still lifes in the 1760s. His bundle includes five works, all dated around 1760—look for “Still Life with Glass and Fruit,” “Still Life with Dead Game,” “Still Life with Cheese and Bread,” “Still Life with Wine and Glasses,” and “Still Life with Ham and Utensils.” These images show everyday objects arranged on tables, lit softly, with careful attention to textures and reflections. Tap any of the listed titles to compare how the same glass or cheese changes from one canvas to the next.