Flowers in a Quimper Pitcher 1930

"Flowers in a Quimper Pitcher" is a still life oil painting created by American artist William James Glackens in 1930. Glackens is known for his vibrant, impressionistic style, often incorporating bold colors and loose brushstrokes. The painting features a variety of colorful flowers, including zinnias, peonies, and lilies, arranged in a traditional Quimper pitcher, a type of earthenware pottery originating in France. The subject matter, along with the artist's signature style, evoke a sense of everyday beauty and the fleeting nature of time.