An abundant floral fantasy spreads from a striking cobalt-blue vase in “Live Live Live” by Susanne Butcher. Red and burgundy flowers meet green, fan-shaped flower heads and small white circles with dark radiating patterns. Yellow, pink and turquoise fields brighten the many forms against a warm cream ground.
Slender dark stems gather the bouquet around the centre and extend in long arcs. Fine lines, patterned impressions and vertical drips cross the denser layers of colour. The vase’s broad blue outline contrasts with the lighter details, enclosing yellow, pink and pale blue fields. A large, loosely drawn pink flower on the right offers an airy counterpoint to the more richly coloured blooms.
The repeated title may be experienced as a call to embrace life, while the many colours and directions reinforce the painting’s energetic character. The work moves between floral still life and abstraction, with new shapes emerging among the recognisable flowers. The wide 150 × 100 cm format offers room for the bouquet’s spread and its many small graphic details.
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Live Live Live (150x100cm)
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19.000 kr.
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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.
- Any questions regarding this artwork, please contact us.
An abundant floral fantasy spreads from a striking cobalt-blue vase in “Live Live Live” by Susanne Butcher. Red and burgundy flowers meet green, fan-shaped flower heads and small white circles with dark radiating patterns. Yellow, pink and turquoise fields brighten the many forms against a warm cream ground.
Slender dark stems gather the bouquet around the centre and extend in long arcs. Fine lines, patterned impressions and vertical drips cross the denser layers of colour. The vase’s broad blue outline contrasts with the lighter details, enclosing yellow, pink and pale blue fields. A large, loosely drawn pink flower on the right offers an airy counterpoint to the more richly coloured blooms.
The repeated title may be experienced as a call to embrace life, while the many colours and directions reinforce the painting’s energetic character. The work moves between floral still life and abstraction, with new shapes emerging among the recognisable flowers. The wide 150 × 100 cm format offers room for the bouquet’s spread and its many small graphic details.
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