Framed Watercolor Floral Painting of Hibiscus

This is an original watercolor painting on paper featuring a dense, impressionistic composition of hibiscus flowers. The color palette is dominated by soft peaches, corals, and cream tones in the blossoms, contrasted against deep indigo, cerulean, and forest green foliage in the background. The technique utilizes 'wet-on-wet' methods, creating soft, bleeding edges and delicate gradients that suggest the fragility of botanical specimens. Central to the work are two prominent hibiscus blooms with detailed yellow and pink stamens. The piece is professionally matted in a neutral off-white or cream double mat and housed behind glass in a frame. A visible handwritten signature and what appears to be a location or title (possibly 'Honolulu') are located in the lower right corner, suggesting a late 20th-century or contemporary provenance. The condition appears excellent with no visible foxing, fading, or water damage to the paper. The craftsmanship exhibits advanced control of translucent layering, typical of professional botanical watercolorists. The style is contemporary realism with a significant impressionistic influence, likely dating from the 1980s or 1990s.