Flowers 1943

David Bomberg's 1943 "Flowers" is a powerful and expressionistic depiction of a still life. The thick brushstrokes and vibrant colors create a sense of energy and movement. The artist captures the beauty of the subject while simultaneously emphasizing its physicality. The overall composition and bold use of color reflect the artist's fascination with abstract art, a key theme in his later career. "Flowers" exemplifies Bomberg's experimentation with form and texture, challenging traditional still life conventions.