Late Mid century watercolour on paper interior view of tulips in a terracotta pot by Joelle Gainon. The painting is signed bottom left and presented in a modern frame with cut card mount under glass. This charming and colourful painting vividly portrays a terracotta pot brimming with vibrant orange flowers, masterfully positioned on an ornate, multicoloured tablecloth. The pot, central to the composition, draws immediate attention with its earthy tones contrasting against the bold, swirling patterns beneath. Behind, an impressionistic green and yellow backdrop subtly suggests a garden environment, enhancing the sense of depth and warmth. Black iron scrollwork underpins the table, adding an elegant touch that complements the piece's dynamic palette. The artist employs bold outlines and expressive brushstrokes, imbuing the painting with a lively energy. The overall effect is a harmonious blend of natural beauty and intricate design, captivating viewers with its colour intensity and artistic spontaneity. Joelle Gainon was a painter from Nice in the south of France. Inspired by the works of Henri Matisse and Frida Kahlo who was also in the artistic circle of Ben Vautier.