Mario Smeraglia (1977) - Armonia floreale





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Mario Smeraglia’s *Armonia floreale* is an original oil painting from Italy, dated 2020 or later, depicting a colourful floral arrangement in a crimson vase.
Description from the seller
Title: Floral Harmony
Oil on canvas, 40 × 30 cm
A lush floral arrangement rises from a crimson-red vase, bringing the space to life with open blooms, small buds, and leaves in bright greens. The flowers are arranged with a free, airy balance: luminous whites, delicate pinks, lilacs, purples, yellows, and oranges emerge through broad, broken, overlapping brushstrokes. The background, rendered in shades of yellow-green and ochre, envelops the bouquet in warm light, crossed by broad areas of lighter color. On the tabletop, a red apple echoes the color of the vase and balances the flowers’ vertical growth with its rounded volume. Scattered petals and plant fragments add a pleasing sense of spontaneity. Deep shadows at the base and on the right give the objects solidity, while the liveliness of the painterly gesture lends the composition freshness and immediacy.
Title: Floral Harmony
Oil on canvas, 40 × 30 cm
A lush floral arrangement rises from a crimson-red vase, bringing the space to life with open blooms, small buds, and leaves in bright greens. The flowers are arranged with a free, airy balance: luminous whites, delicate pinks, lilacs, purples, yellows, and oranges emerge through broad, broken, overlapping brushstrokes. The background, rendered in shades of yellow-green and ochre, envelops the bouquet in warm light, crossed by broad areas of lighter color. On the tabletop, a red apple echoes the color of the vase and balances the flowers’ vertical growth with its rounded volume. Scattered petals and plant fragments add a pleasing sense of spontaneity. Deep shadows at the base and on the right give the objects solidity, while the liveliness of the painterly gesture lends the composition freshness and immediacy.

