Original artwork description:

I love the colours of autumn, especially in September. It's still warm, there's still a lot of sun, but it's not hot anymore.
In the fall, a variety of fruits appear in our dining room. Most often, these are watermelon and melon. But, as a rule, I do not have time to write them. These large berries disappear very quickly in our stomachs.
But grapes can wait for a little, like pomegranates.
I inadvertently placed this bunch of grapes on the edge of the table. I wanted to adjust the plate so that it would not fall. But then the bright sun peeped in through the window. It lit up the grapes. It was so beautiful! I sketched what I had until the sun disappeared behind a cloud again.
A glowing autumn still life, this small original painting captures a sunlit cluster of grapes poised at the edge of a table, where September’s warm light turns each translucent berry into a jewel of violet and gold. The scene is intimate and quiet—an afternoon moment when the sun breaks through the window, igniting color before drifting back behind the cloud’s soft veil.
Ideal for lovers of autumn art, still life painting, and warm interiors, this piece brings a calm, poetic glow to dining rooms, kitchens, and reading nooks. The scale invites close looking, rewarding the eye with quiet detail and a lingering sense of golden-hour light.

Materials used:

Highest quality artists' oil paint, canvas board

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