Vincent (XXI) - Rose in vaso turchese





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Rose in vaso turchese, an original 2020+ oil painting on canvas by Vincent (XXI), 80 × 80 cm, signed by hand and sold directly by the artist, depicting pink roses in a turquoise ceramic vase in the Impressionism style, Italy.
Description from the seller
This oil painting on canvas depicts an impressive arrangement of pink roses in a turquoise ceramic vase.
The petals are rendered with bold brushstrokes and spatulates that create relief and movement,
The neutral color of the background creates a subtle and elegant contrast, which is accentuated only toward the bottom to give vertical thrust.
Despite the classical theme, thanks to the XL size (the canvas measures 80x80 cm), this painting also lends itself very well to contemporary spaces, and is capable of conveying timeless class and elegance.
The canvas is shipped rolled in a tube complete with certificate of authenticity.
No shipments outside the EU are made; orders outside the EU will be canceled!
Vincent loves painting large canvases with strong color contrasts, and he loves the relief effects he achieves with the use of the spatula.
Seller's Story
This oil painting on canvas depicts an impressive arrangement of pink roses in a turquoise ceramic vase.
The petals are rendered with bold brushstrokes and spatulates that create relief and movement,
The neutral color of the background creates a subtle and elegant contrast, which is accentuated only toward the bottom to give vertical thrust.
Despite the classical theme, thanks to the XL size (the canvas measures 80x80 cm), this painting also lends itself very well to contemporary spaces, and is capable of conveying timeless class and elegance.
The canvas is shipped rolled in a tube complete with certificate of authenticity.
No shipments outside the EU are made; orders outside the EU will be canceled!
Vincent loves painting large canvases with strong color contrasts, and he loves the relief effects he achieves with the use of the spatula.

