Still Life with Grapes by Cadurcis Plantagenet Ream — full-coverage print tote bag on a city street
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Still Life with Grapes, Cadurcis Plantagenet Ream — Unisex Tote Bag

Still Life with Grapes, Cadurcis Plantagenet Ream — Unisex Tote Bag

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Carry a bunch of ripe grapes wherever you go.

One bunch of red grapes, tied with a ribbon, hangs against a green wall as if you could pluck it. Painted in the 1870s-80s by C. P. Ream, the Ohio-born artist a Chicago critic crowned the king of fruit painters, this Realist still life is a small study in light, ripeness and how quickly both pass. A roomy everyday carry, printed edge to edge.

  • Material: Durable 300 GSM fabric with a smooth finish and a poly inner lining — strong, lightweight (about 260 g) and made for everyday use
  • Print: Full-coverage print across the bag — vibrant, fade-resistant colours that last
  • Storage: 2 inner pockets, a zip pocket, a water bottle holder and a key holder
  • Quality: OEKO-TEX certified

Perfect for: Daily commutes, college and market runs, and birthday, housewarming or foodie gifts

Each piece is printed just for you — please allow 4–8 days for delivery. As each piece is made specifically for your order, we're unable to accept cancellations or changes after purchase.

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Still Life with Grapes by Cadurcis Plantagenet Ream

The Story Behind the Painting

Still Life with Grapes

Cadurcis Plantagenet Ream1870s–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.

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