Pitcher of Flowers — Fine Art

A ceramic pitcher sits with a group of blooms in Pitcher of Flowers. The petals and leaves read as soft patches of colour and loose lines, the kind of mark making Odilon Redon used in pastel and charcoal work.

The flowers face outward with open forms and quiet stem lines. A fine art print copies these tones on a matte surface, so the lightest petals stay flat and the darker edges hold their shape.

The frame comes in white, wood, dark wood or black and gives the image a clean line on the wall. A white frame sits quietly against the pale petals, while a dark wood frame lines up with the deeper tones in the blooms. You notice the thin stems first on a kitchen shelf, then the open petals across the counter.