Large, richly coloured flowers spread across a pale ground in “Overwhelmed by spring” by Susanne Butcher. Deep red and burgundy petals meet pink, yellow and vivid green, while turquoise stems and dark blue-green leaves connect the different clusters of flowers. Open white areas create breathing space around the abundant forms.
The flowers range from broad, rounded petals to more freely drawn shapes with dark centres. Fine pale lines trace individual petals and leaves, while dots, splashes and broken impressions of colour add detail between the larger fields. Long, delicate lines and bolder turquoise marks continue through the lower part of the canvas.
The title may be read as an invitation to be swept up in the colours and growth of spring. The work combines recognisable floral features with abstract gestures, creating an imaginative floral composition rather than a specific bouquet. The monumental, wide 280 × 200 cm format offers room for both the large flower heads and the delicate lines surrounding them.
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Large, richly coloured flowers spread across a pale ground in “Overwhelmed by spring” by Susanne Butcher. Deep red and burgundy petals meet pink, yellow and vivid green, while turquoise stems and dark blue-green leaves connect the different clusters of flowers. Open white areas create breathing space around the abundant forms.
The flowers range from broad, rounded petals to more freely drawn shapes with dark centres. Fine pale lines trace individual petals and leaves, while dots, splashes and broken impressions of colour add detail between the larger fields. Long, delicate lines and bolder turquoise marks continue through the lower part of the canvas.
The title may be read as an invitation to be swept up in the colours and growth of spring. The work combines recognisable floral features with abstract gestures, creating an imaginative floral composition rather than a specific bouquet. The monumental, wide 280 × 200 cm format offers room for both the large flower heads and the delicate lines surrounding them.
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