Peach, Pink, and a Peach - 16" x 20" oil painting
Peach, Pink, and a Peach pairs vintage decor with oversized blooms in a luminous still life that balances bold color with a light, airy pastel palette. In this piece, I set out to capture every shimmering nuance of light across the varying surfaces, from glazed pottery and opaque milk glass to delicate petals and fresh fruit. To evoke the ethereal nature of the flowers, I kept the petal edges soft and undefined, playing their delicate forms off the solid weight of the vase and candy dish. The vibrant orange daisy serves as a joyful focal point that draws your eye into the bouquet, while the single peach on the table echoes that rich hue and the smoothly rounded curves of the candy dish. Through this deliberate rhythm of repetition and contrast, the composition comes together as a harmonious visual symphony, inviting you to slow down and get lost in the details.
This original oil painting is completely one of a kind and ready to personalize with a frame that suits your space. At 16 × 20 inches, it is versatile enough to fit smaller nooks while remaining a striking statement piece.
Details:
- Original oil painting on stretched canvas
- Finished with Gamvar satin varnish to protect against dust, handling, and UV light (removable without damaging the paint layer)
- Canvas edges are unpainted (designed to be framed)
- Accompanied by a signed Certificate of Authenticity
- Includes free domestic shipping (please inquire for international shipping rates)
- Frame shown in room mock-ups is not included
About the Collection:
Far From Monochrome explores the vibrant, subtle spectrums of color hidden inside single-color blooms, fruits, and foliage.These larger-than-life still life arrangements invite you to slow down to take a closer look and focus in on the details. We can observe the subtle shifts in light and tone, discovering warm and cool variations in color within a single leaf or petal. By noticing more in this way, we find quiet joy in the everyday things all around us.

