About the Artist
A key member of the Scottish Colourists, he developed a unique style marked by bold color and fluid brushwork. His compositions often feature still lifes and landscapes with a vibrant, modern sensibility. Despite limited formal training, he was deeply influenced by French Post-Impressionism, which shaped his artistic identity.
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Artwork Story
This still life is a bright, lively composition that captures the delicate balance between everyday objects and artistic expression. The pink rose stands out among a casual arrangement of fruits, brought to life with vivid colors and loose, confident brushstrokes.
The painting reflects Hunter’s flair for combining color and form in a way that feels both spontaneous and intentional. It’s a great example of his work during a period when he was strongly influenced by modern French painting styles.
-full.webp "Poissons, ecrevisses et crabes, de diverses couleurs et figures extraordinaires.. Pl.010 (1718-1719) by Louis Renard")
-full.webp "Five Butterflies (c. 1912) by Odilon Redon")
-full.webp "Wedded (1882) by Frederic Leighton")
-full.webp "Blowfish (1889) by Allen & Ginter")
-full.webp "The Love Letter (c. 1669 - c. 1670) by Johannes Vermeer")
-full.webp "In the Garden (1910) by Włodzimierz Błocki")
-full.webp "Great Barrier Reef Corals II (1893) by William Saville-Kent")
-full.webp "Unidentified Fish (11) by Luigi Balugani")