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#1495 Three Flowerpots on a Sill #1438 Glorious Flowers 24 in. high x 18 in. wide $2,000 #1480 Glad Glads #174 Still Life with Radio #1485 Blooming Orange #1482 Wild Flowers #1153 Quiet Time 20 in. high x 24 in. wide $2,500 #961 Flowers on Ledge #1469 Blooming Begonia #426 Large Glasses #1472 Summer Blooms #641 Flowers in a Tall Glass 20 in. high x 16 in. wide SOLD #1385 Rose Requiem #425 Glass Vase on Table 20 in. high x 18 in. wide $1,800 #252 Plant in Red Pot 22 in. high x 24 in. wide $2,500 #640 Yellow Flowers in White Bowl 20 inches high x 16 inches wide $1,600 #587 Flowers and Fruit on Windowsill 22 in. high x 23 in. wide $3000 #1112 Aubergine 16 in. high x 12 in. wide $1000 #652 Bright-Eyed Sunflowers 24 inches high x 18 inches wide $2,000 #744 Bottles & Fruit 12 in. high x 16 in. wide $1000 #905 Blue Pot Poppies 7 inches high x 5 inches wide SOLD #575 Flowers on Windowsill 35 in. high x 35 in. wide #6,000 #1062 Dancing Daffodils 16 inches wide x 12 inches wide $1,000 #645 Teapot on Sink 21 inches high x 19 inches wide $2,500 #1162 Big Sunflowers in Blue Pot 60 inches high x 40 inches wide $10,800 #1115 Tall Tulips 16 in. high x 12 in. wide $1,000 #626 Marigolds 16 inches high x 12 inches wide $1,000 #94 Holland Red Flowers 22 in. high x 20 in. wide NFS #193 Three Sunflowers 24 in. high x 18 in. wide $2,000. #493 Orange Flowers on Stool 24 in. high x 18 in. wide $2,000 #332 Large White Flowers 28 in. high x 26 in. wide $3,500 #735 Bread and Flowers 12 in. high x 16 in. wide $1,000 #677 Complementary Bouquet 28 in. high x 22 in. wide $3,000 #314 Blossoms on Edge 28 in. high x 20 in. wide $3,000 #806 Chair Flowers, Tiles 30 in. high x 24 in. wide $3,500 #911 Flagrant Flowers 28 in. high x 22 in. wide $3,000 #394 Bouquet on Table Edge 21 in. high x 26 in. wide $2,600 Vavrina's abstraction of this still life diffuses the flowers into swatches of color. An Overture of Color! This oil on canvas painting has an inner glow shining through. Bravo, Vavrina! Vavrina's muted palette on this original painting, of a vase of Gladiolus Flowers, Vavrina painted his little red radio that he always used to listen to at his old studio. Vavrina's love of bright colors and flowers is evident in this small, but striking still-life. Vavrina caught the exuberance of these wild, spiraling sprigs of bright blooms that grow in his backyard. Vavrina's visits to the French countryside inspired this peaceful setting. The bright blue wall and yellow hat and tablecloth complement each other in this acrylic on canvas painting. The largest canvas in Vavrina's "flowers on windowsill" series, this bright acrylic painting would command attention in any setting. Bold strokes and bright colors bring this Vavrina "Abstract Impressionism" still-life alive. Vavrina's bright, abstractly painted version of large glasses and bottles reminds a person of old apothecary bottles. This acrylic on linen painting would fit very well in a doctor's office. Vavrina's new "Abstract Impressionism" series includes this colorful pot of flowers. Vavrina's yellow flowers and their glow on the table, break up this otherwise gray-scale painting. As Vavrina's wife's beautiful rose bouquet started to die and the petals were falling off, he painted this dramatic representation. Vavrina's use of strong contrast with the white mixed in with the oranges and greens really give life to this acrylic on linen still-life. A branch off the bottle-brush tree outside Vavrina's old studio inspired this lovely loosely-brushed painting. Vavrina's use of the geometric background give this still-life almost an abstract look Another colorful addition to Vavrina's "flowers in window" series. A French eggplant and a vase of flowers complement each other well in this bright Vavrina painting. These beautiful Vavrina sunflowers would brighten any wall A 4th of July party inspired this Vavrina still-life. This little Vavrina painting could grace the wall of a small room or hang in a grouping with several other Vavrina paintings After seeing a picture of a vase of flowers sitting on a windowsill, Vavrina started this series of paintings ranging in size from 12x9 up to 60x48 inches. Vavrina's vibrant colours and loose brushstrokes bring this painting to life Vavrina's maxim of light against dark and the use of primary colors on this oil painting would beautify any home This large bright painting is another of Vavrina's sunflower series A beautiful vase of spring tulips, on his wife's kitchen counter, gave inspiration for this painting. Vavrina's use of complementary colors blue and orange reflect well in this still-life This bouquet of flowers was at the hotel Vavrina where stayed in Holland. Vavrina was given a vase of sunflowers sparking a series of sunflower paintings. Vavrina's use of complementary colors always makes a painting work. This striking momochromatic version of sunflowers is from Vavrina's "blue period." Vavrina portrays a simple table setting This beautiful painting follows Vavrina's teaching of the use of complementary colors. Every now and then Vavrina departs from his intense colors and uses more pastel hues as in this lovely flower grouping. Vavrina sometimes likes to show things in an incongruous setting as these flowers about to fall off a chair, where someone laid them haphazardlessly This brillant bunch of red flowers is reminiscent of Vavrina's boyhood garden Vavrina's loose brush strokes "give life" to the colorful "still life."
#1495 Three Flowerpots on a Sill Vavrina's abstraction of this still life diffuses the flowers into swatches of color. |
