Still Life represents an art genre featuring the artistic arrangement of lifeless objects to create visual representation. The still life genre began in antiquity before it achieved significant prominence during the 17th-century Dutch Golden Age. Artists paid close attention to detail when they depicted ordinary items such as fruits and flowers in their work to symbolize abstract concepts like wealth and mortality. The still life genre includes famous artists such as Willem Kalf and Clara Peeters as well as Pieter Claesz. Rooted in tradition still life continues to captivate modern artistic circles by providing a distinctive perspective on the beauty and symbolism found in everyday objects.