1970’s Folk Art Decorative Arts Workshop Oil Painting With Frame

Here is a framed 18″ x 24 ” oil on canvas from the decorative arts period of the 1970’s, likely produced from a decorative arts workshop. It features a still life of vibrant red florals and greenery in a vase with blue and taupe shades in the backdrop.
The color red is used by artists as a technique to draw the viewer’s eyes into a painting for the desired focal point. This can also be an applied concept in interior design. Red can be utilized in a space to capture the ocular nerve of the eye to the desired area of the room, potentially as a method of detracting from potential perceived flaws in architecture, into a desired focal point. It’s an especially effective strategy in interior home staging.
It is framed in a wood and linen frame from Mexico and measures 25″x30.5″x2.5″ overall.
The canvas is unsigned.
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