A still life of three garden roses in a glass vessel, reproduced as a framed print in a warm timber-tone frame with a wide white mount.
The appeal is the light. Pale pink and cream blooms emerge from a dark, almost unlit background, so the flowers seem to glow rather than simply sit on the wall. It is the kind of image that reads as an antique find rather than a print, and at 69cm square it has the presence to hang on its own above a console, a bed or a mantel.
The generous mount does a lot of the work. It gives the image room to breathe and lifts the whole piece well above the look of a standard poster frame.
Why we love it
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Classic floral still life in the manner of nineteenth-century flower painting
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Warm timber-tone frame that sits with oak, walnut and painted furniture alike
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Wide white mount, so the image has space around it
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69cm square, large enough to hang alone without looking lost
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Dark, moody ground that suits a deep wall colour as well as a pale one
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Glazed and ready to hang, with no framing costs to add
Dimensions: H69cm x W69cm
Weight: 5.5kg
Materials: Paper print, glass, polyresin frame with MDF backing
Hanging: At 5.5kg, fix into a stud or use plasterboard anchors rated above the weight. Two fixings are better than one.
