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Featured on PDR in the collection Nature Morte: Chaïm Soutine’s Still Lifes (ca. 1920s)

In the first monograph written about the Expressionist painter Chaïm Soutine, the Polish-French art critic Waldemar George exclaimed that his “work looks to me like a hemorrhage. Before giving up the ghost, the painter spits out all his blood”.

Still Life with Rayfish

Artist

Date

ca. 1923


Underlying Rights

Public Domain Worldwide

Digital Rights

No Additional Rights


  • Available up to size small
  • Exceptional quality, from $32 including delivery
  • Archival inks on high grade art paper
  • Framed option with solid wood and ready to hang

Image Size

2726 x 3400