This still life by Vincent Van Gogh, painted in 1890, emerged during the final prolific months of his career, a time when floral subjects often occupied his brush. The white roses, rendered with thick, impasto brushstrokes, almost spill from the simple earthenware vase, conveying a sense of lush abundance and vitality. A vibrant mint green dominates the background and tabletop, enlivened by swirling and diagonal strokes that create a dynamic counterpoint to the blossoms. A few scattered petals and buds on the surface add to the organic feel. This painting would bring a serene yet lively touch to a bright living room or a quiet study.