A Still Life of Roses, Oranges and Lemon 1916

Samuel Peploe's "A Still Life of Roses, Oranges and Lemon" (1916) is a vibrant, expressionistic still life painting featuring a simple arrangement of fruit and flowers. The artist uses bold, flat planes of color to depict the objects, creating a sense of depth and movement. The oranges, lemon, and roses are rendered in a simplified, almost geometric manner, emphasizing their form and color. The painting's vivid palette and rhythmic composition are characteristic of Peploe's artistic style, which is known for its celebration of everyday objects and the beauty of the ordinary.