Spring Explosion of Peonies Still Life Oil Painting by William

This Explosion of Spring Tulips and Peonies by the artist William dates from the mid-20th Century. It is an exquisitely executed still life that honors that most ephemeral and fragrant Spring flower, the Peony as well as Tulips in an ornate gilt frame.

Long revered for its beautiful scent, the frail Peony graces cemeteries and other places to remember our lost ones. Peonies emerge around Decoration Day, now called Memorial Day in parts of the U.S.

The tulips have a story of their own, as evidenced by the Tulipomania craze of the Golden Age of Dutch history. Like pansies, these floral plants sprout the bravest of flowers as they surface during the early days of Spring.

Robins, Peonies, & Tulips will explode in your own home as a reminder of the New Life to come — even during those dark and cold days of Fall and Winter...

The style of this painting resembles that of the early Master Dutch painters, but its provenance is most likely American and from the mid-20th Century.

This painting was obtained by RSB from a New York City gallery in 1992. Its beautiful frame has graced our different homes for nearly four decades.

The painting's vibrant colors make it a must-be-seen work in a Living Room, Dining Room, or any public space in your home.

We are unsure of the artist as there are many talented people with the common last name of "William." Perhaps future owners may be able to solve this mystery?