Montmartre Museum’s yard. View from the rose garden Pictorial art 13 / 22 0

vvswan68 – Montmartre Museum’s yard. View from the rose garden
The painting is a vivid scene filled with the energy of nature and human creativity, against the backdrop of a majestic white stone tower and bell tower on Montmartre Hill, proudly towering in the distance. This is a somewhat unusual view of the Sacré-Coeur Cathedral from the courtyard of the Montmartre Museum. The buildings compete with the clouds in the pale blue sky with their whiteness. The foreground of the composition is dominated by a large, bold red rose, which seems to be in discord with the entire landscape. Her juicy petals are painted with dense, textured strokes, which makes her look realistic, as if she is in full bloom, basking in the rays of the sun. The artist deliberately included flowers in the composition in order to emphasize his delight at contemplating the wonderful landscape through the rose bushes with the help of contrast. Before that, he had not had the idea to write this kind, but the unusual nature of the composition, its irregularity, made the author decide. In the center of the painting is a dense wall of greenery that overhangs the stone wall, adding depth and a sense of distance between the viewer and the buildings behind. The trees behind the wall enhance the feeling of Parisian summer. This painting reflects the triumph of the beauty of nature and human skill. The red rose embodies the triumph of fleeting life, and the buildings in the background complement it with a sense of age-old immutability, combining the man-made and natural worlds into a serene, picturesque scene. The painting can be hung on the wall without a frame, as the image continues at the ends.

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