Oil painting on canvas - Still life of wild flowers circa 1920

Good morning. I propose a still life represented by outdoor perennial flowers in a crystal vase supported by a chiaroscuro background. This bouquet is positioned slightly offset to the right (15 mm from the center) in order to highlight an obliquely lit part of the pedestal table towards the background (left side). This choice of interior lighting contrasts with the bouquet of exterior flowers positioned in front. This visual contrast is rather astonishing and highlights the multiple bright colors of the perennial flowers on this background particularly well. A black wooden frame extends the chiaroscuro. A still life in general represents indoor flowers that are often easily recognizable. But in this painting, perennial field flowers are represented with some rarities: Golden yellow daisies (silphium perfoliatum) White daisies. Roses in rosehip blossom. Bellflowers with diamond-shaped leaves. “Red velvet” type chrysanthemums etc. The whole is supported by light foliage. The most interesting thing about this bouquet of cut flowers is the subtle assembly of colors and shapes. Frame dimensions: 38 cm X 31 cm. Chassis dimensions: 35 cm x 27 cm. + To treat yourself or to offer: 4 new collector's CDs sealed in plastic, including 2 double CDs, with new sounds (a total of 6 discs): "6 Bach suites" for cello in 2 versions without and with accompaniment ( free and unique reconstruction of an accompaniment), i.e. 2 double CDs! "las espanas", in trio harp, cello and reciter on popular Spanish themes, very rare formation and "all audiences". "Bello Cando Impression", a cello and bandoneon duo, a true "live" recording of works arranged in chamber music version. These discs were on the listening terminal of certain Fnac, received a review on lci.