Jessica Hayllar’s From the Greenhouse (1911) is a luminous still-life scene capturing the elegance of domestic interiors
while a cluttered table in the foreground holds remnants of a modest meal—bread
adding to the intimate domestic scene
with colours ranging from soft pinks and whites to gentle yellows
a young woman in a flowing white dress sits quietly before an ornate marble fountain crowned with a sculpted lion’s head
Le Djeuner | Henri Le Sidaner | 20th Century 20th Century Jessica Hayllar’s From the GreenhouseA sunlit garden table is quietly set for a meal in Le Djeuner by Henri Le Sidaner (20th century). Soft, dappled light falls across white linen, glassware, and simple dishes, while a vine covered house glows gently in the background. Painted in delicate, luminous strokes, the scene captures a calm, intimate moment suspended in warm afternoon light. Frame: Created from high quality wood, milled with simple clean lines and presented with a satin finish.