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His body twists in mid-air
The reflections in the water and the contrast between the dark foreground and the fiery sky are typical of Van Gogh's early style
while distorted human figures and an ominous masked man create an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty
with a muscular and commanding presence
and created his own "Milton Gallery"
Vanité - Nature Morte | Sébastien Bonnecroy | 1641 Size:12"x16" His body twists in mid-airThe Vanitas pictures emerged beginning with the late years of the 15th century. These pictures have a symbolic meaning, as most old paintings in art history: they are a representation of Vanity and also Vainglory (unjustified boasting). It describes through the visual language the meaningless in the efforts of gathering valuable material objects, earthly goods and pursuits and the ephemerality of earthly pleasures: in the middle of the richly depicted
