A lively and somewhat enigmatic accord of flowers by Max Theodor Strassenbach (1865-1936). Presents an explosive, life-affirming composition with spring flowers in a vase. They are framed by branches of velvety, fragrant lilacs and are inscribed in the semi-mystical twilight of the garden. In the contrasts of lilac and white, a half-light of symbolism is woven, a breath of heavenly and demonic. Lively, impressionistic style of painting - awakens the smells and aromas of the spring garden. Passion and vitality. A complex and masterful combination of styles distinguishes the works of the German master of flower still lifes - Max Strassenbach, in which the artistic synthetism of the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries was clearly manifested. Canvas, oil. Author`s signature in the lower right corner. The size of the painting without a frame: 60 x 70 cm.
Period:
Early 20th century
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