This painting was painted by the artist at the beginning of his artistic activity in 1876, but how beautifully the still-white combination of white-pink peonies and the blue vase in which they are is beautifully transferred.
The composition is located on the background of the wall of the artist’s favorite red-brown color. Petals of flowers are written out with care and create the impression of real luxury.
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