Margarita Sánchez (1957) - Blanco y verde





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Pictura Galeria presents this magnificent work of art belonging to Margarita Sánchez, depicting a delicate bouquet of white flowers with yellow centers, accompanied by abundant green leaves and arranged in a blue-toned vase on a warm surface. The painting stands out for its excellent technique and the high pictorial quality it conveys.
· Dimensions of the work: 41x33x1 cm.
· Oil on panel signed by the artist in the lower left corner.
· The piece is in good condition.
The work comes from an exclusive private collection in Girona.
Important note: the included photographs are an integral part of the lot description. Digital representation in a mockup is indicative; there may be differences from the actual article in color, scale and details.
The work will be professionally packed by an IVEX expert (https://www.instagram.com/ivex.online/), using high-quality materials to ensure its protection. The shipping price covers both the cost of professional packaging and the transportation itself.
Shipping will be via Correos or GLS with tracking. International shipping available.
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This painting presents a delicate floral still life featuring a plentiful bouquet of white flowers arranged in a rounded vase. The composition conveys an immediate sense of freshness and simplicity, turning a everyday motif into a scene full of harmony. The flowers, leaves, and vessel cluster in the center of the image, standing out clearly against a dark, sober background that enhances their luminosity.
The bouquet unfolds freely and spontaneously, not following a rigid or overly orderly arrangement. Some flowers face the viewer, fully displaying their petals, while others lean to the sides, partially hidden among the leaves or placed on a farther plane. This variety of positions adds naturalness to the ensemble and makes the arrangement seem freshly picked from a nearby garden or field.
The white flowers are the undisputed protagonists of the work. Their broad, irregular petals display different shades of white, cream, pearl gray and very light blue. These variations avoid a uniform appearance and allow each flower to be distinguished within the set. The petals are arranged around yellow and golden centers that act as small points of light, animating the composition and creating an attractive color contrast.
In the upper left area stands out a larger flower opening against the dark background. Its isolated and slightly elevated position gives it a special presence, as if crowning the bouquet. Closer to the center, several flowers cluster and overlap, building a denser and more luminous zone. On the sides, other flowers appear extending outward, visually widening the arrangement and giving it a dynamic rhythm.
The green leaves surround the flowers and establish a solid vegetal structure. Some are broad and rounded, while others are longer or partially hidden. Their tones range across a wide spectrum of greens, from bright to dark blue-tinted greens. This diversity adds depth to the foliage and allows the whites of the flowers to stand out more strongly.
The bouquet seems to grow and expand from the interior of the vase, forming an irregular and balanced silhouette. The stems and leaves intertwine, creating denser centers and more open edges. The slight tilt of some flowers to the left and right breaks any sense of strict symmetry. The overall effect is lively, as if the flowers continue to seek the light.
The vase occupies the lower central part and provides stability to the whole composition. Its oval and voluminous body narrows gently at the base, while the opening is almost hidden by the abundance of foliage. The surface of the vessel gathers tones of greens, turquoise, blue-tints, grays and whitish, accompanied by small yellow and pink reflections. This combination makes it as attractive as the flowers themselves, though not competing with them.
The vase tones seem to capture and reflect the colors present in the bouquet and surroundings. The greens create continuity with the leaves, the blues introduce a sense of freshness, and the light tones relate to the petals. At the bottom, a dark shadow anchors the vessel to the surface and reinforces its volume. Thanks to this contrast, the vase gains a solid presence and seems to support the entire floral arrangement.
The surface on which the vessel rests is composed of a mix of ochres, golds, browns and reddish tones. These warm hues contrast with the greens and whites of the bouquet, creating a welcoming base for the composition. The left side appears more golden and illuminated, while the right presents earthy and rosy nuances. This chromatic transition guides the eye toward the center and adds visual richness without distracting from the main subject.
The background is built from broad areas of darkness in browns, blacks, grays and reddish tones. Its sobriety allows the bouquet to stand out strongly and gives the scene an intimate atmosphere. No additional objects or architectural elements are recognized, so all attention remains focused on the flowers. The darkness of the background functions as a quiet space that envelops the set and emphasizes the delicacy of the petals.
The light seems concentrated mainly on the flowers and certain zones of the vase. The yellow centers act as small sparkles within the bouquet, while the white petals reflect the clarity softly. The leaves and the background absorb more shadow, increasing the sense of depth. The balance between light and dark grants the scene a serene and contemplative presence.
The work conveys a simple and close beauty, linked to the small pleasures of everyday life. It is not an overly solemn bouquet, but a spontaneous gathering of fresh flowers that preserves the charm of the natural. Its free arrangement, luminous colors and the warmth of the surroundings evoke tranquility, optimism and a discreet joy. The scene invites us to pause and appreciate the harmony present in the most humble objects.
Overall, the work represents a luminous bouquet of white flowers with golden centers arranged in a vase of green and blue tones, on a warm surface before a dark background. The freshness of the flowers, the variety of foliage and the reflections of the vessel build an balanced, intimate and vibrant composition. The result is a highly charming still life that celebrates natural beauty, simplicity and the serenity of an everyday moment.
Pictura Galeria presents this magnificent work of art belonging to Margarita Sánchez, depicting a delicate bouquet of white flowers with yellow centers, accompanied by abundant green leaves and arranged in a blue-toned vase on a warm surface. The painting stands out for its excellent technique and the high pictorial quality it conveys.
· Dimensions of the work: 41x33x1 cm.
· Oil on panel signed by the artist in the lower left corner.
· The piece is in good condition.
The work comes from an exclusive private collection in Girona.
Important note: the included photographs are an integral part of the lot description. Digital representation in a mockup is indicative; there may be differences from the actual article in color, scale and details.
The work will be professionally packed by an IVEX expert (https://www.instagram.com/ivex.online/), using high-quality materials to ensure its protection. The shipping price covers both the cost of professional packaging and the transportation itself.
Shipping will be via Correos or GLS with tracking. International shipping available.
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This painting presents a delicate floral still life featuring a plentiful bouquet of white flowers arranged in a rounded vase. The composition conveys an immediate sense of freshness and simplicity, turning a everyday motif into a scene full of harmony. The flowers, leaves, and vessel cluster in the center of the image, standing out clearly against a dark, sober background that enhances their luminosity.
The bouquet unfolds freely and spontaneously, not following a rigid or overly orderly arrangement. Some flowers face the viewer, fully displaying their petals, while others lean to the sides, partially hidden among the leaves or placed on a farther plane. This variety of positions adds naturalness to the ensemble and makes the arrangement seem freshly picked from a nearby garden or field.
The white flowers are the undisputed protagonists of the work. Their broad, irregular petals display different shades of white, cream, pearl gray and very light blue. These variations avoid a uniform appearance and allow each flower to be distinguished within the set. The petals are arranged around yellow and golden centers that act as small points of light, animating the composition and creating an attractive color contrast.
In the upper left area stands out a larger flower opening against the dark background. Its isolated and slightly elevated position gives it a special presence, as if crowning the bouquet. Closer to the center, several flowers cluster and overlap, building a denser and more luminous zone. On the sides, other flowers appear extending outward, visually widening the arrangement and giving it a dynamic rhythm.
The green leaves surround the flowers and establish a solid vegetal structure. Some are broad and rounded, while others are longer or partially hidden. Their tones range across a wide spectrum of greens, from bright to dark blue-tinted greens. This diversity adds depth to the foliage and allows the whites of the flowers to stand out more strongly.
The bouquet seems to grow and expand from the interior of the vase, forming an irregular and balanced silhouette. The stems and leaves intertwine, creating denser centers and more open edges. The slight tilt of some flowers to the left and right breaks any sense of strict symmetry. The overall effect is lively, as if the flowers continue to seek the light.
The vase occupies the lower central part and provides stability to the whole composition. Its oval and voluminous body narrows gently at the base, while the opening is almost hidden by the abundance of foliage. The surface of the vessel gathers tones of greens, turquoise, blue-tints, grays and whitish, accompanied by small yellow and pink reflections. This combination makes it as attractive as the flowers themselves, though not competing with them.
The vase tones seem to capture and reflect the colors present in the bouquet and surroundings. The greens create continuity with the leaves, the blues introduce a sense of freshness, and the light tones relate to the petals. At the bottom, a dark shadow anchors the vessel to the surface and reinforces its volume. Thanks to this contrast, the vase gains a solid presence and seems to support the entire floral arrangement.
The surface on which the vessel rests is composed of a mix of ochres, golds, browns and reddish tones. These warm hues contrast with the greens and whites of the bouquet, creating a welcoming base for the composition. The left side appears more golden and illuminated, while the right presents earthy and rosy nuances. This chromatic transition guides the eye toward the center and adds visual richness without distracting from the main subject.
The background is built from broad areas of darkness in browns, blacks, grays and reddish tones. Its sobriety allows the bouquet to stand out strongly and gives the scene an intimate atmosphere. No additional objects or architectural elements are recognized, so all attention remains focused on the flowers. The darkness of the background functions as a quiet space that envelops the set and emphasizes the delicacy of the petals.
The light seems concentrated mainly on the flowers and certain zones of the vase. The yellow centers act as small sparkles within the bouquet, while the white petals reflect the clarity softly. The leaves and the background absorb more shadow, increasing the sense of depth. The balance between light and dark grants the scene a serene and contemplative presence.
The work conveys a simple and close beauty, linked to the small pleasures of everyday life. It is not an overly solemn bouquet, but a spontaneous gathering of fresh flowers that preserves the charm of the natural. Its free arrangement, luminous colors and the warmth of the surroundings evoke tranquility, optimism and a discreet joy. The scene invites us to pause and appreciate the harmony present in the most humble objects.
Overall, the work represents a luminous bouquet of white flowers with golden centers arranged in a vase of green and blue tones, on a warm surface before a dark background. The freshness of the flowers, the variety of foliage and the reflections of the vessel build an balanced, intimate and vibrant composition. The result is a highly charming still life that celebrates natural beauty, simplicity and the serenity of an everyday moment.

