Flowers 1 1884

"Flowers 1" (1884) by Konstantin Egorovich Makovsky showcases a vibrant still life arrangement. The painting's subject is a vase overflowing with a diverse assortment of flowers and foliage, including sunflowers, corn, and gourds. The lush, lifelike details evoke the beauty of the natural world and demonstrate Makovsky's mastery of depicting texture and color. The composition's rich, earthy tones and the light's interplay on the flowers evoke a sense of warmth and abundance, reflecting the artist's fascination with the intricate beauty of everyday objects.