Did you know this masterpiece was caught in a decades-long case of stolen identity?

This intimate 1885 painting of juicy oranges and a delicate wine glass was created by John Frederick Peto, an American master of 'fool the eye' realism. He worked in quiet obscurity from his seaside home in New Jersey, mastering light, shadow, and texture.

But here is the crazy part. After Peto passed away, a greedy art dealer forged the signature of his more famous friend, William Harnett, over his paintings to sell them for higher prices. It took until 1947 for an art critic to visit Peto's preserved studio and finally credit these masterpieces back to their rightful creator.

Today, Peto's soft, atmospheric approach to everyday objects creates a sense of warmth and contemplation. It is the perfect piece to bring a cozy, historical charm to your intimate dining space or reading nook.

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