Amaryllis 1970

"Amaryllis" is an oil painting by British artist John Bratby, completed in 1970. The painting depicts a still life of three potted amaryllis bulbs in various stages of growth, set against a background of a leafy plant. Bratby’s signature style is evident in the painting’s bold and vibrant colors and gestural brushstrokes. The painting is considered to be a typical example of Bratby’s work, which often featured everyday objects and scenes from his immediate surroundings. The artist’s use of thick paint and expressive brushwork conveys a sense of immediacy and vitality, making "Amaryllis" a compelling and engaging work of art.