A still life you can wear, with its story on your back.
Still Life with Grapes is a Realist painting by American artist Cadurcis Plantagenet Ream, made in the 1870s–80s. One bunch of red grapes, tied with a ribbon, hangs against a green wall, painted so real you could pluck it. You get the painting on the front. On the back goes its museum-style exhibition card: the title, the artist, the story and one detail to look for. Wear the art, then turn around and tell the story.
Both styles: Black or white. Painting on the front, museum story on the back, printed direct-to-garment. Wash inside out in cold water and iron inside out.
Perfect for: Art lovers, museum days, casual weekends, and birthday or festive gifts
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The Story Behind the Painting
Still Life with Grapes
Cadurcis Plantagenet Ream·1870s–80s
One bunch of red grapes, tied with a ribbon, hangs against a green wall as if you could pluck it. Painted by C. P. Ream, the Ohio-born artist a Chicago critic crowned the king of fruit painters, it is a small study in light, ripeness and how quickly both pass.
