The timeless symbolism of the pansy, which represents the thoughts of lovers shared before a word is spoken, remembrance, and affection, done in rich shades of purple and yellow. Often called Johnny Jump-Ups, these flowers hold a deeply personal meaning for the artist, inspired by memories of her mother planting them for her father, John, and using their delicate petals to adorn homemade banana cakes. Painted in an Impressionist style with bold, textured brushstrokes, the vibrant blooms stand out against a dramatic black-and-white striped background. Framed in a thrifted vintage piece with a modern twist, this one-of-a-kind oil painting brings a sense of nostalgic warmth and natural beauty to any space, embodying the artist’s mission to uplift through color and cherished memories.
8" x 10" Farrow and Ball Tanners Brown & School House color stripes.
