Grissaille Painting of Flower Arrangements

Mid-century oil still life painting of a vase filled with assorted flowers next to a basket full of fruit on a table covered in fruit and grapes in a rectangular carved giltwood fram...

Mid-Century oil on canvas still life painting of a vase filled with assorted flowers next to a basket full of fruit on a table covered in fruit and grapes in a rectangular carved gil...

Mid-Century oil still life painting of a vase filled with assorted flowers next to a basket full of fruit on a table covered in fruit and grapes in ...

Oil on canvas painting of a floral arrangement with faintains, birds, pears, cherrys and peaches. Spanish colonial 18th Century

A white flower arrangement with green hues. Signed by Clément Serveau. Dated 1937. Made in France This timeless oil on canvas, created by Clement Servenau in 1937, is a captivating work of art. The painting features a delicate bouquet of white flowers arranged in a vase, set against a pastel colors background. The precision and skill of the artist is evident in every brush stroke, creating a realistic and almost three-dimensional depiction. The curved edges of the vase, which glistens in the light. Its graceful shape adds a sense of balance to the composition, both in terms of texture and color. The flowers themselves seem almost alive, with the way that the petals and stamens catch the light and create a vibrant, lively atmosphere. The vibrant yellow and pink soft whites hues of the blooms stand out against the grays and pinks of the background. The overall effect of this painting is one of serenity and beauty, a quality that Clement Servenau undoubtedly aimed to achieve. His mastery of brushstroke and color is evident in this piece, making it a stunning example of his expertise. With its vibrant colors, beautiful details, and captivating composition, this oil on canvas from 1937 is certainly a timeless piece. Born in Paris in 1886, Clément-Serveau studied at the Ecole des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and also at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts under Luc-Olivier Merson. Whilst at the latter he received the Chevanard award. In 1905, he started exhibiting at the Salon des Artistes Indépendants. After leaving the Ecole he developed his repertoire to include mural decorations...

Mineral pigment on gold silk. Signature reads: Nana Keicho Ho, Shinsho, Gachu ; Seal reads: Soju ; Seal on reverse reads: Koto Fusai.