Nicholson was exceptionally good at rendering the specific qualities of materials. Lead, pewter, tin and glazed ceramic vessels feature prominently in his many still-lifes and are given their own particular lustre. The skilful depiction of light on the bowl in this painting can be compared to the work of the Spanish artist Velázquez, whom Nicholson greatly admired. Nicholson reduced the still life motif to its basic ingredients. This tendency had a strong influence on his son Ben Nicholson, the abstract artist.
映有绿豌豆光泽的碗The Lustre Bowl with Green Peas 威廉·尼科尔森（Sir William Nicholson）油画作品欣赏
映有绿豌豆光泽的碗The Lustre Bowl with Green Peas细节图欣赏：
桌巾上的绿豌豆细节图
光亮的碗和阴影细节图
桌上的静物细节图
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