The artwork “Flower vase on a round table”, created by Suzanne Valadon in 1920 in Paris, France, belongs to the Post-Impressionism movement and is a flower painting.
In this artwork, a vase filled with a vibrant assortment of flowers sits prominently on a round table. The vase itself is dark, possibly made of glass or ceramic, and reflects the light subtly. Surrounding the vase, the blossoms exhibit a spectrum of rich colors including deep reds, pinks, and yellows, contributing to the vivid and lively composition. The flowers are depicted with an organic and voluminous texture, suggestive of their freshness and vitality. The table on which the vase rests has a lightly shaded, polished surface. To the side of the table, a folded cloth, rendered in soft, warm tones, adds to the intimate and homely atmosphere of the scene. The background features muted tones, allowing the colorful flowers to remain the focus, contributing to the overall peaceful and still ambiance that this post-impressionist piece exudes.
