Spring Iris Bouquet in Lion Vase on Pale Pistachio Green After Van Gogh Floral Still Life Print

My favorite Van Gogh painting, "Roses" at the Met, is a composition of the most delicious pale green. It features a bouquet of once-pink roses in a deeper green vase and a delightful symphony of brush strokes and thickened areas of paint. The work is enchanting and I wish to pull up a chair before it and just move in. I cannot do this, of course, and so I find myself tracing its influence through my own work. The green of this piece is clearly an echo of that wonderful Van Gogh. My floral still life features a bouquet of deep violet purple irises, long arching grasses in a medley of middle and bottle greens, and deep emerald eucalyptus leaves with splashes of lime, curling from delicate pale pink stalks. A deep blue vase, flattened on the plane, holds this arrangement. The vase is adorned with a pattern of geometrically drawn lions and medallions in red, white, and gold. It is a playful piece but also a serene and springy one. An ode to green, to spring, to cycles of life, for the long winter months. This floral still life is painted on cradled birch board using velvety matte acrylic gouache paints. It will ship lovingly wrapped in layers of glassine and cushiony padding and packaged in a box. It is an original.

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:8 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:13.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in

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