Two roses and dogrose berries by Pyotr Konchalovsky

Two roses and dogrose berries 1953

pyotrkonchalovsky

Private Collection

photography

still-life

naturalistic theme

garden

tropical

abstract painting

flower

impressionist landscape

possibly oil pastel

photography

oil painting

fluid art

acrylic on canvas

plant

natural environment

watercolor

"Two Roses and Dogrose Berries" is a 1953 still life oil painting by Russian artist Pyotr Konchalovsky. The painting features a simple composition with two pink roses in a vase, alongside dogrose berries on a table. The painting is notable for its use of thick brushstrokes and vibrant colors, characteristics of Konchalovsky's style which he developed under the influence of Impressionism and Cézanne. The painting is currently in a private collection.