Material: Gouache on Paper
Dimensions: 15"H x 22"W x 0.01"D
Creation Date: February 4, 1987

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About the Artwork:
"My Two Flowers - Mera Do Phool" is a luminous 15x22 inch gouache celebration created on February 4, 1987, that pairs botanical precision with emotional resonance. The artist coaxes extraordinary depth from gouache's matte finish, rendering one flower in precise detail - each stamen and petal vein articulated - while its companion dissolves into expressive brushstrokes, creating a visual dialogue between realism and impressionism. Crimson and saffron pigments vibrate against a muted olive ground, their intensity modulated through translucent glazing techniques unique to gouache. The substantial 22-inch width allows the blossoms room to breathe, their stems subtly intertwining at the composition's heart. This 1987 creation demonstrates how floral subjects can transcend decoration to become profound meditations on connection.

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Why It's Perfect for You:
This poetic 1987 gouache offers dual delights in its substantial 15x22 inch format. The February creation date - when first blooms brave winter's end - infuses the work with hopeful symbolism. Gouache's versatility shines in the contrast between the precisely rendered botanical details and the loose, emotional brushwork of its companion flower. For gardeners, romantics, or collectors of floral symbolism, "My Two Flowers - Mera Do Phool" serves as both artistic showcase and metaphor for relationships. The thin 0.01" paper has been carefully preserved, maintaining the work's original freshness while the medium's archival quality ensures these blossoms will never wilt.

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