The artwork “Flowers,” created by Giorgio Morandi in 1953, belongs to the Magic Realism art movement and falls within the genre of flower painting.
The artwork depicts a delicate arrangement of flowers placed in a simple, elegant vase. The overall palette is muted, with a soft interplay of colors that enhance the serene and contemplative nature of the composition. The flowers themselves appear to be a mix of light and dark shades, providing a gentle contrast against the understated background. The vase is rendered in a subtle white tone, distinguished by its refined, classic shape which casts a faint shadow, adding depth to the otherwise minimalistic setting. The brushwork is meticulous, revealing Morandi’s intent to focus on the quiet beauty and form of everyday objects. Through his exacting attention to detail and his skillful manipulation of light and shadow, Morandi captures a sense of timeless tranquility in this piece.