Rose against the sea 1930

Konstantin Korovin's "Rose against the sea" (1930) is a vibrant still life that captures the beauty of a bouquet of roses against a backdrop of a blue sea. The artist's use of thick impasto and bold colors, particularly the vibrant pink, yellow, and red of the roses, create a sense of energy and movement. The contrasting colors of the flowers and the background highlight the natural beauty of the subject matter, while the loose brushstrokes add a sense of spontaneity and immediacy to the work. Korovin's use of light and shadow also adds depth and dimension to the composition. This painting is a testament to Korovin's skill and his ability to capture the fleeting beauty of nature in a dynamic and expressive way.