Painting description

The painting depicts intensely orange tulips against a background of blue-turquoise stripes, which resemble delicate streams of rain. The composition is symmetrical, with tulips arranged in even rows. Each flower is distinguished by its characteristic contours and dynamic, long brushstrokes, which give the whole work an expressionist character. The colors are vivid, energetic, almost shouting with their joy and freshness. The whole emanates serenity and optimism. The artist's style is a dynamic combination of simplicity of form with expressiveness of colors. You can see bold brushstrokes here, which suggest freedom and confidence. One may get the impression that while painting, the artist was having fun and allowed himself a bit of nonchalance. The painting looks alive. As if the tulips wanted to come out of the canvas straight into the garden. The viewer can feel like they are in the middle of a spring field when they stand in front of this painting. "The tulips are very pretty!" a 7-year-old might say. One almost seems to hear the rustle of the wind and smell the pleasant scent of the flowers. There is something magical about it. A vibrant echo of life that catches the eye and doesn't let you tear yourself away. This work of art not only pleases the eye but also the soul, transporting the viewer to a world full of color and freshness.