La Pastiche White Tulips with Heritage Cherry Frame
Description
Tulips were a favorite of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, used frequently in his architectural designs, drawings, and paintings. In his painting titled White Tulips, painted in ca. 1920, Mackintosh used the long soft green stems to add gentle curves and movement to the composition. The delicate pink peonies on the table draped with a meticulously rendered table cloth create a natural pop of color. Today, this watercolor original resides in The Met Museum. Our artists have recreated the same exquisite color pallet in this 24" X 24"" oil on canvas reproduction which will add a sophisticated touch to any space. Frame Description: Heritage Cherry Frame"
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