Pronunciation: /stɪl laɪf/
noun A painting or drawing of an arrangement of objects, typically including fruit and flowers and objects contrasting with these in texture, such as bowls and glassware.
A1 I saw a beautiful still life painting in the art gallery.
A2 She enjoys creating still life compositions with fruits and flowers.
B1 The artist used a variety of objects to create an interesting still life arrangement.
B2 The museum's collection includes several famous still life paintings from the 17th century.
C1 The intricate details in the still life artwork demonstrate the artist's skill and precision.
C2 The art critic praised the use of light and shadow in the still life composition.
formal The artist painted a beautiful still life of flowers and fruit.
informal I love looking at those cool still life paintings with all the pretty flowers.
slang Check out that dope still life artwork with the funky colors.
figurative His desk looked like a still life of chaos with papers and pens scattered everywhere.
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