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Oil on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

The colours of nature in a riverside landscape, in which there are so many beautiful colours that the painting never looks the same, but changes according to the light. It is more an expression or interpretation of the colours of nature than a photographic rendering.

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This artwork is currently stretched and ready to hang.

All art by Maryanne Khan

A great big bunch of stylised chrysanthemums in a Japanese vase. The flowers glow against a dark blue background that complements the celadon Japanese vase. Afternoon tea by the beach hardly says it all! The whole scene is painted in the smallest detail, the little cakes with their glacรจ cherries, the buildings of the little coastal town below, with little pencil-pines and garden fences, and is that washing on a line . . ? An unfinished afternoon tea lies on a little table, but the tea in her cup must have gone cold by now -- what is she thinking about? She's miles away. He has perhaps found something to get his attention, or is he carefully looking for something?   We shall never know, because all of that is somewhere outside the scope of the picture, leaving these two as an enigma you can solve any way you choose!A visual feast of contrasting patterns and colours brought together by a vase of summer flowers in the centre. The background is a monochrome view of a classic European Patio- or is it? Where is the wallpaper hanging and where  in the room is the little table on which the vase is placed? So many visual puzzles, yet the whole is a riot of colour and pattern that would light up any corner of a home! I imagined this as a sort of hommage to Henri Matisse, who is the master of contrast, colour, and joy!A curtain is tied back against the sunlight flooding across the floor in a formal Italian room. A vase of flowers on a side table placed to create two arcs of blue-on-blue that are the backbone of the composition. I paid a great deal of attention to getting the silhouetted light right on the vase of flowers on the central table and the other items in the room.
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