An emotive and painterly still life by Spanish artist Félix Martín Martín, featuring three vibrant yellow blooms arranged in a luminous blue ceramic vase. Rendered in confident, gestural brushstrokes, the composition balances rich greens and golden yellows against a moody blue ground—creating depth, movement, and a quietly modern sensibility. Excellent example of 20th Century Spanish Modernism. The artist’s handling of paint is loose yet intentional, with visible brushwork that gives the florals vitality and dimension. The saturated cobalt vase anchors the composition, while the soft shadowing and tonal shifts in the background reflect formal academic training blended with contemporary expression. Signed lower left: F. Martín. Presented in an ornate gilt frame with classic scrolling detail that beautifully complements the Mediterranean warmth of the palette. About the Artist Félix Martín Martín was born in Las Mestas in the autumn of 1953, in the province of Cáceres, Spain. He began his artistic formation in Barcelona, where he studied for six years at the Tárrega Academy, developing a strong technical foundation in painting. From 1992 onward, driven to further refine his artistic voice, he became involved in several prestigious artistic circles in Barcelona. He exhibited in the annual competition of the Cercle Artístic de Sant Lluc in 1995, 1997, and 1999, and participated in exhibitions at the Real Cercle Artístic – Institut Barcelonès d’Art in 1998 and 2000—institutions long associated with Catalonia’s serious fine art tradition. Details Medium: Oil on canvas Subject: Floral still life Signed: Lower left Frame: Gilt carved wood frame included Ready to hang A beautifully scaled piece that works effortlessly in traditional, European, Spanish Revival, Palm Beach Regency, or collected eclectic interiors.