Vintage Small Flemish Flower Still Life Painting on Wood Panel, After Jan Brueghel

A lush bouquet of tulips, lilies, roses and peonies spilling out of a wooden tub, painted on a small wood panel against an almost black background. It's a hand-painted copy after Jan Brueghel the Elder, the 17th century Flemish painter famous for his crowded flower pieces. A fallen tulip, a sprig of flowers and a tiny snail sit on the table below.

You can see the brushwork up close, with texture that catches the light in every bloom. No frame needed. It hangs from a brass hanger on the back, or props up on a shelf, desk or bookcase.

Warm reds, golds and oranges make it a sweet accent for a fall mantel, a gallery wall cluster or a cozy corner.