Margaret Powell Art
Three Sisters onion original painting
Three Sisters onion original painting
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‘Three Sisters" is a stunning and soulful portrait of the humble red onion, reimagined in a palette of luxurious warmth. This study depicts three onions, their skins rendered in an absolutely glorious, rich plum dark purple that is surprisingly warm and complex. They rest upon a pale aqua coloured tablecloth, which provides a beautiful, cool contrast that highlights the onions’ subtle texture and layered structure. The cream wall behind completes the composition, offering a soft lightness that allows the jewel tones of the main subjects to shine brilliantly.
This piece is a testament to the human ability to find sophisticated colour and character in the simplest ingredients. It beautifully represents the ‘Food Bites’ theme by celebrating the fundamental, nourishing elements of food. As striking framed original art, its rich, warm purple makes it a magnificent pairing for the vibrant citrus tones of ‘Vitamin C Major’ (orange) or the complementary green hues of the avocado studies. This is a highly collectible piece of affordable art that brings warmth, depth, and personality to any wall.
Acrylic on canvas, framed.
Total size 11x9in (27x22cm)
Artwork size 10x8in (25x20cm)
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