Still Life, Pink Roses 1926

Samuel Peploe's "Still Life, Pink Roses" (1926) is a striking example of his vibrant, post-impressionist style. It showcases his mastery of bold colors, simplified forms, and loose brushwork, with three pink roses taking center stage against a dark background. The roses, rendered in a vibrant pink, are juxtaposed with a red apple and a green pear on a white plate, suggesting a playful and almost theatrical arrangement. This still life embodies Peploe's signature style, capturing the fleeting beauty of everyday objects with a fresh and dynamic approach.