The canvas, which exudes quiet beauty, asks us from the world of water lilies. Two flowers, like precious stones, bloom on the surface of a dark lake. Their petals, densely barbed with a hint of erysipelas and violet, appear to be oxamite, and their edges are somewhat lifeless.
The lily, which is spread out more, opens up in all its richness, its petals reach to the sun, the palates of small hands. The lower flower, however, is barely beginning its tank, and its bud is still tightly squeezed, predicting the future miracle.
The leaves of the nymphea, which floats on the surface of the water, create a chimeric sunflower. Their shapes – ranging from round to concave ovals – create the appearance of ruffles and depths. The leather leaf is a real masterpiece, with veins that resemble thin threads, and with shades of green that change from light to dark.
The water is dark, which flows through the waters, and reflects the sky, creating a sense of boundlessness. Its depth contrasts with the softness of the petals, enhancing its beauty.
The painting “Nymphaea” is not just a depiction of quotes, but poetry, painted by Oliy farbs. Vaughn asks us to calm down, get busy and enjoy the mitty.
