Wine Still Life (Study of Wine Glass and Bottles)

Original painting on stretched canvas (or high-quality textural print)Julie Ueland (based on signature in lower right corner).

Wine Still Life (Study of Wine Glass and Bottles)

Style & Movement

Contemporary Expressive Realism / Decorative Still Life.

Medium & Technique

Acrylic on canvas using expressive, gestural brushwork with visible scumbling and layering over a warm reddish-brown underpainting.

Creation Period

Contemporary, likely late 20th to early 21st century (c. 1990-2020).

Dimensions & Format

Approximately 12 x 16 inches; Portrait orientation.

Subject Description

A close-up still life composition featuring the base and stem of a wine glass filled with red wine, flanked by the vertical forms of wine bottles. The focus is on the interplay of light and shadow on the glass surfaces, utilizing a warm palette.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good to Very Good. There are minor abrasions and a notable crease or dent in the canvas at the lower right corner near the signature.

Estimated Market Value

$100 - $300 USD (for an original work by this artist).

Auction Estimate

$50 - $150 USD.

Provenance History

Likely acquired via a commercial gallery, retail home decor boutique, or directly from the artist. No specific exhibition labels are visible in the crop.

Art Historical Significance

A representative example of contemporary commercial still life painting designed for interior decoration, reflecting the influence of mid-century expressionism applied to traditional domestic subjects.

Notable Features

Features a clear, stylized cursive signature 'Julie Ueland' with a copyright symbol, indicating its intended commercial/decorative distribution.

Condition Issues

Visible mechanical damage in the lower right corner (creasing/bending of the canvas edge); minor surface dust or light scuffs along the bottom edge.

Conservation Recommendations

Recommend professional stretching if the canvas is loose; house in a protective frame; keep away from direct sunlight and high humidity.

Identified on 6/7/2026