Bloemen in een vaas met Chinese motieven 1896 - 1897

Theodore Roussel's "Bloemen in een vaas met Chinese motieven" (1896-1897) is a delicate etching of a single, elegant vase holding a few wilting flowers. The artist, known for his refined aesthetic, masterfully depicts the delicate lines of the flowers and the vase. The piece showcases Roussel's signature style, often featuring floral motifs and incorporating subtle Asian influences. The etching's simplicity and quietness create a sense of contemplation, inviting the viewer to appreciate the fleeting beauty of nature. This artwork exemplifies the genre of still life and was likely produced in the artist's workshop in Paris during his career.