Feuilles 1928

Seraphine Louis's "Feuilles" (Leaves) from 1928 is a vibrant portrayal of a bouquet of leaves, characterized by her unique, folk-art style. The painting is dominated by a profusion of leaves in various shades of red, orange, white, and green, rendered with bold brushstrokes and a naive sensibility. Louis, a self-taught artist, achieved recognition for her intuitive and colorful depictions of nature, often drawing inspiration from her surroundings in Senlis, France. The painting exemplifies her artistic vision, which was deeply rooted in the natural world and infused with a sense of wonder and joy. "Feuilles" is a testament to Louis's distinctive approach to art, which resonates with viewers for its immediacy and emotional impact.