Late 19th Century "Des Roses" Oil Painting

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Nador's body of work primarily included scenes from the french countryside, nude portraits of women, flowers and still-lifes. He favoured … Read more Nador's body of work primarily included scenes from the french countryside, nude portraits of women, flowers and still-lifes. He favoured painting techniques that brought out a lively quality in otherwise lifeless objects using broad and pronounced brush strokes. Viewing his body of work, you can tell he was truly a painter who drew inspiration from his everyday surroundings.

Des Roses, painted by Nandor Vagh Weinmann (Hungarian, 1897-1978)
Nador commonly employed flowers to be the center of focus in most of his paintings. Roses, Tulips and other flowers are composed together in an impressionist viewpoint. The texture of the paint brings the flowers to life on an otherwise flat surface. Colors still appear bright and vibrant, just how flowers are meant to look. See less