Oil on canvas "Bouquet of Anemones", painted by the artist Marc Antoine.

Work titled "Bouquet of Anemones," painted by the artist Marc Antoine and dated 1954. It is a classic still life featuring a bouquet of freshly cut anemones. The bouquet: The heart of the composition is formed by a dense group of flowers. The artist brings the canvas to life with deep, ardent scarlet reds, nuanced by touches of violet and purple at the top of the bouquet. Two pure white anemones (one on the far left, the other on the right) create contrasting points of light. The solitary anemone: At the foot of the vase, a single white flower with hints of violet lies on the table. Its stem turned to the left provides visual balance to the painting and a poetic touch of fragility (a flower fallen from the bouquet). The Chinese vase: The flowers are arranged in a baluster-shaped porcelain vase with a narrow neck. Celadon in colour (pale green), it is adorned with delicate blue calligraphic motifs in arabesques, directly evoking the aesthetic of traditional Chinese porcelain.