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Original Oil Painting on Board
Size unframed: 28.4cm x 28.4cm
Size framed: 40cm x 40cm
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In the world of still-life art, few subjects evoke the senses quite like a carefully arranged composition of wine, cheese, and fresh fruit. This exquisite piece captures the essence of indulgence and simplicity, inviting viewers to pause and appreciate the beauty of everyday pleasures.
At the heart of this artwork lies a glass of white wine, its crystalline clarity reflecting the soft light that bathes the scene. The wine, a symbol of celebration and relaxation, beckons us to imagine the crisp notes of flavour dancing on our palates.
Nestled beside the glass is a generous cluster of green grapes, their plumpness and vibrant hue adding a touch of freshness. Grapes have long been associated with abundance and prosperity, and in this composition, they serve as a reminder of nature’s bounty. Each grape, with its delicate skin and juicy interior, invites us to indulge in the sweetness of life.
Completing the trio is a wedge of cheese, its creamy texture and subtle flavor profile perfectly complementing the wine. Cheese and wine have a storied history, often enjoyed together in gatherings that celebrate friendship and connection. This piece encapsulates that spirit, encouraging us to gather around a table, share stories, and create lasting memories.
The warm wooden surface and muted background enhance the overall warmth of the composition, drawing our eyes to the focal point while evoking a sense of comfort. It’s a scene that feels both intimate and inviting, as if we’ve stumbled upon a moment of quiet reflection in a bustling world.
As we gaze upon this artwork, we are reminded of the beauty found in simplicity. It encourages us to slow down, to appreciate the little things—a glass of wine, a piece of cheese, and the company of good friends. In a fast-paced world, this still-life serves as a gentle nudge to embrace the art of living well.
Roger has created a simple painting here but in his usual manner it is so accurate and skillful in its execution. Savour the brushstrokes and see how together they form what is an exquisite painting.
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