Spring Flowers 1904

Maurice Prendergast's "Spring Flowers" from 1904 is a vibrant, colorful depiction of a floral garden. The painting utilizes bold brushstrokes and a simplified, flattened style that echoes the aesthetic of early 20th-century Post-Impressionism. Prendergast's use of contrasting colors, particularly in the blooms of red, yellow, white, and pink, evokes a sense of energy and vibrancy. "Spring Flowers" captures a moment of natural beauty, showcasing Prendergast's ability to convey the beauty and joy of the natural world in a lively, abstract style.