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This stunning still-life painting captures the essence of the transient beauty of red Dahlias in a timeless work of art. Circa 1926, the artwork is a testament to the artistic vision of Vivian Ryan, a talented artist of her time. The painting depicts a vase filled with lush, vibrant red Dahlias, their petals unfurling in all their glory. One flower, however, has fallen gracefully onto the surface below, adding a sense of impermanence and naturalness to the composition. The use of rich, bold colors and the delicate brushstrokes bring the flowers to life, inviting the viewer to appreciate their intricate details and textures. The muted background allows the Dahlias to take center stage, their vibrant hues popping against the soft, subtle tones. The fallen Dahlia adds an element of surprise and intrigue, drawing the eye to the details of the petals as they touch the surface below, their colors blending and merging in a beautiful way. The painting is a reminder of the fleeting nature of beauty, as well as the cyclical nature of life. This beautiful work of art, from the March of the Women Collection at Mary Evans Prints Online, is a must-have for any art lover or collector. The painting's timeless beauty and the artist's masterful use of color and texture make it a true treasure. Whether displayed in a home or office, this painting is sure to bring joy and inspiration to all who see it.

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