George Henry Hall
George Henry Hall (1825-1913) was an American still-life and genre painter renowned for his detailed and vibrant depictions of fruit, flowers, and other still-life subjects. Born in Manchester, New Hampshire, Hall traveled extensively, studying in Europe, including in Düsseldorf, Paris, and Rome, which significantly influenced his artistic style. His works are characterized by rich textures and meticulous attention to detail, capturing both the beauty and the decay of natural objects. Hall gained prominence during his lifetime, exhibiting regularly at the National Academy of Design and other prestigious institutions. His paintings are celebrated for their technical precision and deep, lush color palettes.