Description of historical painting

Oil on canvas painting as done by Frenchmen by the name of Simon Renard

de Saint-Andre between the years of 1669 and 1677. The main purpose in

evaluating this piece of work is to be aware and describe the physical

features, content and symbolization of this painting. This will undoubtedly

include the complexity of painting and historical content of the painting.

Allegory of Charles I of England and Henrietta of France in Vanitas has

many admirable physical features. At first glance , it is a massive painting.

It is much larger than other painting sand it seems to engulf the whole wall.

The large bulky frame of the painting is plain until your eyes wonder to the

top center of it. There is a large flat shell like protrusion surrounded by a

flower and imbedded in beads giving it a slight touch of class that it did not

have before. Starting from the top, are a low solemn dark atmosphere and

further down the painting you go the mood gets lighter and more colorful.

However the first thing we see at the top are four bubbles floating in the air.

They are floating up from a shell. The

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