Vase of Flowers II 1946

Prudence Heward's "Vase of Flowers II" (1946) is a vibrant still life depicting a bouquet of colorful blossoms arranged in a clear glass vase. The artist's use of thick, impasto brushstrokes lends a textured quality to the painting, while the bright hues of the flowers and the green background evoke a sense of life and vitality. Heward's painting exemplifies her signature style, characterized by bold colors and expressive brushwork, which captured the beauty of everyday objects.