Oil on canvas
80x90 cm
€1,400.00 €1,400.00
Flowers
Paintings with flowers, floral paintings. Paintings with flowers and motives painted by lithuanian artists in gallery Paveikslai.lt! Here you will find selected artworks with wildflowers, still-life and other types of paintings.
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Oil on canvas
30x40 cm
€127.00 €127.00
Oil on canvas
30x30 cm
€112.00 €112.00
Oil on canvas
35x50 cm
Sold €164.00
Oil on canvas
40x50 cm
€140.00 €140.00
Oil on canvas
80x60 cm
€309.00 €309.00
Oil on canvas
120x50 cm
€1,490.00 €1,490.00
Mixed technique
22x17 cm
€194.00 €194.00
Mixed technique
85x85 cm
€590.00 €590.00
Oil on canvas
70x30 cm
€374.00 €374.00
Oil on canvas
24x30 cm
€122.00 €122.00
Oil on canvas
80x60 cm
€350.00 €350.00
Oil on canvas
20x130 cm
€744.00 €744.00
Chinese painting technique
60x60 cm
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Chinese painting technique
82x96 cm
€635.00 €635.00
Oil on canvas
100x80 cm
€1,490.00 €1,490.00
Paintings With Flowers
Paintings with flowers, floral paintings. Paintings with flowers and motives painted by lithuanian artists in gallery Paveikslai.lt! Here you will find selected artworks with wildflowers, still-life and other types of paintings.
Floral paintings
Painting with flowers is popular and many artists are engaged in it not only in Lithuania, but also in the world. Flowers also often have their own symbolism and meaning in painting. And some flowers are associated with the representation of emotions or phenomena. For example, roses often symbolize love and romantic feelings, while lilies symbolize light and harmony. Check out our painters' works with flowers. If you want to narrow your search, use the filters on the left.
The symbolic meaning of flowers in painting
Flowers are a popular subject in painting and are often used for symbolic purposes. Tulips, for example, can symbolise splendour and sustainability, while lilies represent light and harmony. Roses are associated with love and romance, while daisies are associated with fatigue and suffering. Flowers can also be symbols of a religious or mythological nature. Thus, flower symbolism in painting is often important not only as a decorative element but also as a deeper layer of creative expression.