The Subject Was Roses

A dynamic cluster of roses, rendered with bold brushstrokes. The roses are predominantly shades of purple, lavender, and white, with touches of green, blue, and occasional hints of red throughout. The composition is dense and energetic, with petals overlapping and intertwining, creating a sense of depth and movement. The use of thick, sweeping strokes and contrasting colors enhances the textural quality of the piece, while the absence of fine detailing lends an impressionistic feel to the work.

Gallery-wrapped with the sides painted a solid color, it's signed on the front and ready to hang.