Browsing: Fruit

A red dining room, dark blue arabesques, still-life objects, a female figure, and a green garden view merge into a radically flattened Fauvist composition structured through color and pattern.

A reclining odalisque, striped green divan, white drapery, magnolia blossoms, fruit, and violet-blue pattern form a tranquil interior structured through color and decorative rhythm.

A reading woman, red head covering, dark blue vase, yellow accents, and flattened color fields create a Fauvist interior centered on pattern, surface, and visual rhythm.

A reclining odalisque, patterned interior, fruit, vase, cushion, and red casket create a decorative modernist composition structured through rhythm, color, surface, and staged privacy.

Fruit, glass vessels, a dark table, a crowned rider, and a female figure merge into a dense modernist still life shaped by abundance, color, desire, and decorative excess.

A reclining nude, white coverings, floral fabric, colored shadows, and small fruits merge into a calm Fauvist composition structured through warm light and decorative color.

Saint Antony is overwhelmed by a dense crowd of female figures, transforming temptation into a dramatic conflict between faith, desire, bodily attraction, and psychological pressure.

A clothed seated woman and a standing nude confront one another across a table, turning color, visibility, desire, and distance into a modern psychological contrast.

Louis Betts’s The Yellow Parasol combines two female figures, a sunlit garden table, fruit, a white cloth, and a vivid yellow parasol in an Impressionist scene of summer leisure, abundance, and everyday elegance.