Portrait of Philip V in a Flowered Frame

The work combines portraiture with still life, characteristic of Verbruggen's collaborative style. The rococo portrait is set against a dark background, with vibrant flowers spilling over the frame's edges, creating a sense of lushness and abundance.

Created in 1704, the painting is now part of the State Hermitage Museum's collection. Verbruggen often worked with figure artists to incorporate human subjects into his still lifes, suggesting a possible collaboration here.