Still Life Oil Painting

This early 20th-century French still life by Boris Buchet beautifully channels the spirit of early Cézanne, showcasing a carefully arranged bowl of fruit bathed in soft, diffused light. The fruits, rendered in subtly radiant colors, seem quietly animated, as though captured in a moment of poised stillness. Buchet’s nuanced brushwork underscores the transient beauty of everyday objects, exploring form and perception with contemplative elegance.

"The subtle vibrancy makes it perfect for a serene dining area—this is the kind of painting that quietly draws you in, enhancing the mood of a room without overwhelming it."

Boris Buchet (1917-1999) was a Parisian born and bred artist, known for his still-life oil paintings of natural subjects. His paintings often deal in phenomenological terms, foregrounding the unstable nature of form. 

France, circa 1900

Dimensions: 25W x 1D x 22H