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Asparagus Poster

Asparagus Poster

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Asparagus by Adriaen Coorte

This exquisite poster captures the delicate simplicity and quiet elegance of 17th-century Dutch still life, with Coorte’s masterful use of light and shadow transforming humble white asparagus into a timeless symbol of refinement and understated luxury for your home.

Our posters are printed on thick (230gsm) acid-free matte art paper, using a long-lasting UV-resistant ink. We also offer the option of printing on textured canvas (300gsm), more flexible and resistant. Our frames are made of either light and resistant aluminium, or solid wood. More details in our FAQ

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About the Artist

Adriaen Coorte was a Dutch painter active in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, renowned for his intimate still lifes that embody restraint and subtlety. Working outside the main artistic centers, Coorte developed a distinctive approach that set him apart from his contemporaries. His focus on humble subjects and quiet compositions has led collectors and historians to recognize him as a unique voice within the Dutch Golden Age. This work is a fitting companion to pieces in our classic art collection, reflecting a timeless appreciation for simplicity.

Coorte’s legacy lies in his ability to elevate ordinary objects, inviting viewers to contemplate the beauty of everyday life. His paintings continue to inspire those who value calm and clarity in their surroundings.

The Artwork

This still life of asparagus was created during a period when Dutch artists used their craft to explore themes of seasonality, taste, and the prosperity brought by trade. In seventeenth-century Netherlands, depictions of fresh produce like asparagus conveyed refinement and an awareness of fleeting seasonal abundance. Coorte’s choice to isolate a single bundle of asparagus, rather than depicting lavish feasts, reflects a meditative approach to luxury and a focus on mindful observation.

The painting encourages a slow, thoughtful engagement, transforming a simple vegetable into a symbol of quiet sophistication. Its understated subject matter and composition feel remarkably modern, resonating with contemporary tastes for minimalism and authenticity.

Style & Characteristics

The composition is minimal: pale asparagus spears rest on a stone ledge, set against a deep, nearly black background. Gentle light illuminates the tips and stalks, creating soft highlights and subtle shadows that give the scene a sense of depth and intimacy. The palette is restrained, dominated by shades of black, white, and warm beige, lending the work an elegant, museum-like quality.

Coorte’s technique is precise yet soft, with a realism that avoids harshness. The overall mood is contemplative and serene. As a still life art print, it offers a refined balance of drama and simplicity, appealing to those who appreciate classic wall art. For more understated works, explore our minimalist and black and white selections.

In Interior Design

This piece is especially well suited for kitchens or dining rooms where a calm, focused atmosphere is desired. Its quiet elegance complements modern minimalist interiors, as well as traditional spaces with antique finishes and natural materials. The deep background pairs beautifully with dark woods or charcoal accents, while the pale asparagus harmonizes with stone, linen, and soft neutrals.

For those curating a limited palette, this artwork integrates seamlessly into black and white gallery walls, adding a subtle warmth and sense of refinement.