Lady Freda Blois’ Pansies in Vase captures the quiet charm of everyday beauty. Painted in warm, textured strokes, the bouquet’s vivid pansies and soft spring blooms seem to glow against a gentle backdrop, celebrating the simplicity and elegance of freshly gathered flowers.
Lady Freda Blois is not widely known today but appears in early-20th-century British art circles as a painter who produced small still-life works, particularly floral pieces. Her style reflected the period’s preference for domestic, decorative art painted with sensitivity to colour and form.
PNT-00063 > Lady Freda Blois, Pansies in a Vase, Oil on Board, 27x23 cm, ca. 1930
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