Flowers on Table: soft curves, hard furniture
The still-life gallery identifies this popup’s work through reflections and a contrast between flowers and furniture.
An object identified by its parent gallery
The saved still-life gallery explicitly links the Flowers on Table thumbnail to still19.htm through its popup code. The image description identifies oil on canvas; the surrounding text names reflections on the table and contrasts the flowers’ curves with the harder edges of chairs and tables. This is evidence from the artist’s gallery description, not a fresh visual inspection of the painting or a recovered full object card.
The contrast is also an arrangement
The description makes the flowers depend on the furniture around them. A soft form becomes more legible beside a hard edge, while a reflection turns a supporting surface into another visual event. That is a reading of the stated relationships, rather than an invented account of colours or brushwork. The gallery gives no dimensions for this object in the passage examined, so none are supplied here.
The popup’s role survives the popup
The earlier interface opened a separate window to enlarge a work encountered within the gallery. This independent record reconnects the particular work at that address and links back to its stated context. The original painting is not rehosted, and no sale, licence or current artist representation is offered.
Sources and edition note
This is new independent writing at the historical /still19.htm address. It reconnects the specific work or project described above. It does not claim byte-for-byte restoration, original browser behaviour, current artist representation or operation of an earlier service. Source images, documents and full texts remain at their archival sources.