On loan from the Tate Gallery since 1997, © 2000 Tate

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In the autumn of 1864 the artist was staying with Edwin Edwards and his wife in Sunbury near London, where he painted a number of still lifes of flowers. The Edwards were among many British collectors enthusiastic about his flower studies, which helped to make the artist's reputation in this country.


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