Roses by the Window shows a quiet still life arranged around natural light.
Soft pink roses rest in a simple ceramic pitcher placed near a window. Daylight enters gently from the side, touching the flowers, the tabletop, and a small cup below. The scene feels unposed, as if observed in passing rather than carefully arranged.
The palette is calm and grounded, with muted pinks, greens, and deep browns. Brushwork is loose but controlled, allowing the surface of the paint to remain visible without becoming heavy.
This painting focuses on atmosphere rather than detail. Its appeal lies in its calm presence and everyday familiarity.
Created as a one-of-a-kind original, Roses by the Window is well suited for collectors looking for an intimate, livable painting — a work that feels natural in a quiet room and grows more familiar over time.
