Lilac branches and hollyhocks

Eugène Henri Cauchois
Artist Eugène Henri Cauchois
Date around 1900
Medium Oil on canvas
Collection Sotheby's
Copyright Public domain. Free for personal & commercial use.

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About the Artist

Eugène Henri Cauchois
French (1850–1911)
Renowned for his lush floral still lifes, he blended realism with a romantic sensibility, often portraying blooms in full, vibrant detail. His work reflects a deep appreciation for nature’s color and form, capturing flowers with expressive brushwork and a warm, luminous palette.

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Artwork Story

This painting is a vibrant celebration of spring, capturing lilac branches and hollyhocks in full bloom. The composition is rich and energetic, filled with cascading blossoms that seem to burst off the canvas. Cauchois’s brushwork brings a soft, expressive quality to the petals and foliage.

It’s a perfect example of his ability to elevate everyday flowers into something poetic. The textures and colors feel alive, inviting the viewer to pause and enjoy the fleeting beauty of nature.

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