Attributed to Jan Weenix the Younger (1640-1719) Dutch

Attributed to Jan Weenix the Younger (1640-1719) Dutch, Still life of a vase of flowers displayed within a niche, including Iris, variegated Tulips, Poppies, Morning Glory, Roses, Carnations and Passiflora with butterflies resting amongst the arrangement, and a root tendril cascading from the stone ledge, Attributed to Jan Weenix the Younger (1640-1719) Dutch Still life of a vase of flowers displayed within a niche, including Iris, variegated Tulips, Poppies, Morning Glory, Roses, Carnations and Passiflora with butterflies resting amongst the arrangement, and a root tendril cascading from the stone ledge Oil on canvas, 93.5cm by 76.5cm For comparable, see Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, accession number WA1940.2.93, where it is suggested that the artist did not use the device of more withered leaves before the 1670s

Estimate:£12,000

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