Wildflowers 1910

martirossarian

abstract painting

impressionist painting style

flower

impressionist landscape

possibly oil pastel

handmade artwork painting

oil painting

fluid art

acrylic on canvas

plant

painting painterly

watercolor

Martiros Sarian's 1910 painting "Wildflowers" depicts a vibrant bouquet of wildflowers in a vase. Sarian, known for his Armenian folk art and landscapes, uses bold, expressive brushstrokes to capture the beauty of the flowers, their colors blending and contrasting against the muted background. The composition is dynamic, with the flowers seemingly spilling out of the vase and reaching towards the viewer. This style of painting, characterized by simplified forms and vivid colors, is representative of the artistic currents in early 20th-century Armenia. The artwork offers a glimpse into Sarian's artistic vision and his celebration of the natural world.