Vase i græsk stil med blomster, stående på en træstub

Executed in oil paint, the work showcases Neergaard's use of a nuanced color palette, combining earthy tones for the vase and stump with soft, pastel hues for the flowers, characteristic of her floral still-life specialty.

A student of Frederik Christian Camradt, Neergaard exhibited this piece at Charlottenborg, leading to its acquisition by the Danish royal family; it is now part of the Statens Museum for Kunst's collection.

Created during a period when Danish artists were engaging with classical influences, this painting reflects Neergaard's contribution to the still-life tradition, a genre where she gained recognition.

As one of Neergaard's noted works, it contributes to her legacy as a prominent Danish floral still-life painter of her time, with her pieces being showcased in prominent national collections.