Original artwork description:

The painting blends elements of surrealism and modern still life. At the center of the scene stands a regal white cockatoo, its crest dramatically fanned out in hues of soft white and maroon. To the left, a vase brimming with bold tulips adds a dramatic vertical balance to the composition. A single tulip lies on the patterned floor, as if knocked over by the bird, infusing the image with a sense of narrative and spontaneity. The background reveals a window with stylized panes, framing an abstract view of rooftops. This detail adds an architectural counterpoint to the natural forms within the room.

Materials used:

oil on canvas

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#flowers #still life #bird #window #interior #room #tulips #cockatoo #vase #parrot 

Cockatoo and tulips (2024) Oil painting
by Federico Cortese

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The painting blends elements of surrealism and modern still life. At the center of the scene stands a regal white cockatoo, its crest dramatically fanned out in hues of soft white and maroon. To the left, a vase brimming with bold tulips adds a dramatic vertical balance to the composition. A single tulip lies on the patterned floor, as if knocked over by the bird, infusing the image with a sense of narrative and spontaneity. The background reveals a window with stylized panes, framing an abstract view of rooftops. This detail adds an architectural counterpoint to the natural forms within the room.

Materials used:

oil on canvas

Tags:
#flowers #still life #bird #window #interior #room #tulips #cockatoo #vase #parrot 
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I’m like a mouse in its box. A little mouse safe in its shelter, that passes his time gnawing the food stored for the winter. But my food are the drawings. I... Read more

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