A lush, imaginative bouquet spreads from a large pale yellow vase in “Red Pink Yellow” by Susanne Butcher. Red and burgundy flowers meet small white and yellow blooms, dark turquoise leaves and vivid accents of pink, orange and blue. The vase stands against a red field below, while a creamy white background creates breathing space around the bouquet’s outer shapes.
Fine drawn stems and flower outlines cross dense layers of colour impressions, dots and splashes. Some flowers are clearly defined, while others emerge more freely among the abstract marks. Blue ovals trace the vase’s opening, and dark angular details interrupt its yellow surface. Broad colour fields and delicate lines combine to give the subject a lively graphic character.
The work reinterprets the traditional floral still life through free proportions and an exuberant interplay of colour. Dark leaves create direction among the many small details, while the large vase anchors the composition. The vertical 70 × 90 cm format emphasises the bouquet’s height and offers space to explore the overlapping forms.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Susanne Butcher.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist and painted with many layers.
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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A lush, imaginative bouquet spreads from a large pale yellow vase in “Red Pink Yellow” by Susanne Butcher. Red and burgundy flowers meet small white and yellow blooms, dark turquoise leaves and vivid accents of pink, orange and blue. The vase stands against a red field below, while a creamy white background creates breathing space around the bouquet’s outer shapes.
Fine drawn stems and flower outlines cross dense layers of colour impressions, dots and splashes. Some flowers are clearly defined, while others emerge more freely among the abstract marks. Blue ovals trace the vase’s opening, and dark angular details interrupt its yellow surface. Broad colour fields and delicate lines combine to give the subject a lively graphic character.
The work reinterprets the traditional floral still life through free proportions and an exuberant interplay of colour. Dark leaves create direction among the many small details, while the large vase anchors the composition. The vertical 70 × 90 cm format emphasises the bouquet’s height and offers space to explore the overlapping forms.
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