Original Floral Still Life Robert Cox (1934-2001) Nicely Framed 14.5”-12.25”

The image shows a framed, vintage oil painting of a floral still life by Robert Cox. Subject: The painting depicts a bouquet of white and red roses in a gold vase, set against a dark brown background. Artist: Robert Cox (1934-2001) was an American artist known for his floral still-life paintings, often created with a palette knife, giving them a textured appearance. Style: The painting is in a vintage style, likely from the mid-20th century, and is characterized by thick paint application and attention to light and shadow. Symbolism: Flowers in still life paintings can symbolize life, growth, and beauty, while also serving as a reminder of the transience of these qualities. Frame: The painting is housed in a wooden frame. Technique: Cox's paintings often feature a palette knife technique, creating a textured impasto effect. Condition: Vintage paintings may show some wear consistent with their age.