Autumnal Sunflowers Still Life (Specific title may vary by series)
Limited edition print (lithograph or serigraph) on heavy paper stock • Manon Vica (based on the visible signature 'Manon Vica')
Style & Movement
Contemporary Neo-Fauvism / Post-Impressionism, utilizing saturated colors and expressive distortion of space
Medium & Technique
Color lithography or screen-printing (Serigraphy) characterized by flat areas of vibrant color and bold, graphic outlines with staccato brushwork effects
Creation Period
Late 20th Century, likely circa 1980s-1990s
Dimensions & Format
Approximately 30 x 24 inches (image size); Vertical portrait orientation
Subject Description
A vibrant indoor still life featuring a pitcher of sunflowers and white wildflowers set upon a yellow table. The composition includes rustic wooden chairs, a woven basket, and a patterned tiled wall, reflecting a Mediterranean or Provencal domestic aesthetic.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Very Good; the print appears well-preserved under glass with no visible fading, though some slight undulation of the paper is present
Estimated Market Value
$400 - $800
Auction Estimate
$250 - $500
Provenance History
Numbered 70/250 in lower left and signed by the artist in graphite. No secondary labels visible, likely purchased through a commercial gallery or fine art print dealer.
Art Historical Significance
Representative of the late 20th-century revival of decorative Post-Impressionist styles, heavily influenced by the interiors of Henri Matisse and the color palette of Vincent van Gogh.
Notable Features
Hand-signed in pencil lower right; limited edition numbering 70/250 lower left; uses a high-contrast palette of turquoise, ochre, and deep violets to create depth.
Condition Issues
Possible minor paper rippling (cockling) due to humidity or mounting tension; otherwise, colors remain exceptionally bright.
Conservation Recommendations
Ensure the use of UV-filtering glass and acid-free archival matting to prevent long-term light damage and discoloration of the paper substrate.