Léon Régis Junique (1875–1945) — “tell Me About Roses”
Oil on panel. Hand-signed. Inscription on the back.
Roses, in all their beauty and fragility, appear as an extension of our own identity. They envelop us and unfold a play of shadows and scents that blurs the boundaries, making it impossible to distinguish where the human being ends and the flower begins. This shared fascination gives rise to a gentle ecstasy that defies all perception, enveloping those who contemplate them and leading them to wonder whether they are beholding human beauty or the splendid blossoming of the heart of April.
Dimensions of the unframed artwork: 38 x 50 cm / 52 x 64.5 cm with a custom frame.
Roses, in all their beauty and fragility, appear as an extension of our own identity. They envelop us and unfold a play of shadows and scents that blurs the boundaries, making it impossible to distinguish where the human being ends and the flower begins. This shared fascination gives rise to a gentle ecstasy that defies all perception, enveloping those who contemplate them and leading them to wonder whether they are beholding human beauty or the splendid blossoming of the heart of April.
Dimensions of the unframed artwork: 38 x 50 cm / 52 x 64.5 cm with a custom frame.
490 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Oil painting on wood
Reference (ID): 1829743
Availability: In stock
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