Field Flowers | Tadeusz Makowski

Field Flowers (1916) by Tadeusz Makowski (Polish, 1882–1932) is a modest and earthy still life capturing the quiet beauty of wildflowers gathered from nature. Rendered in soft, rustic tones, the composition reflects Makowski’s early interest in simplicity, structure, and natural form. The loosely arranged bouquet evokes the charm of the countryside, with a subdued colour palette that emphasizes the organic, unpretentious character of the subject. This painting marks a transitional moment in Makowski’s style—where traditional still life meets the foundations of his emerging modernist vision. Use the design tools to add custom text or personalise the image.