Wilma Lucas (XX-XXI) - Fleurs de Paris

Wilma Lucas, born in 1936, is a French painter known in particular for her Parisian scenes and evocations of urban life in an atmosphere inspired by the Belle Époque. Her work follows an Impressionist approach, with an emphasis on light, colour and the lively character of the scenes she depicts.

The artist developed a vibrant and luminous style of painting, in which figures, architecture and effects of light combine to evoke an elegant and animated Parisian atmosphere.

This work, entitled "Flowers of Paris", depicts a particularly lively Parisian street lined with numerous flower stalls. The many passers-by, trees, façades and elegant street lamps structure the perspective, while the abundance of flowers brings a profusion of colour to the composition.

The wet pavement allows the artist to develop numerous effects of light and colour. The figures, flowers and façades are reflected on the ground, giving the scene a particular sense of depth and movement.

The richness of the palette, dominated by yellows, reds, pinks, blues and greens, reinforces the luminous and lively character of this representation of Paris.

The overall composition offers a warm and colourful evocation of the French capital, in the characteristic Impressionist style of Wilma Lucas.

Painting dimensions: 50 × 61 cm.
Framed dimensions: 66.5 × 78 cm.
Oil on canvas, hand-signed.
The artwork is sold framed.

The photographs showing the artwork in situ are for illustrative purposes only. They do not necessarily reflect its actual dimensions and proportions.