Floral Still Life Painting of Irises and Mimosa in a Vase

This is an oil painting depicting a vibrant floral still life, featuring a dense arrangement of purple irises and bright yellow mimosa (or possibly acacia) flowers. The flowers are housed in a clear, bulbous glass vase, which catches and reflects light, suggesting its transparent nature. The composition is rich and full, with some yellow petals and sprigs having fallen onto the surface below the vase, adding a sense of natural movement and abundance. The background is rendered in broad strokes of browns and greens, creating a soft, indistinct setting that puts full emphasis on the floral arrangement. The color palette is dominated by the contrasting deep purples and bright yellows, with highlights suggesting light source and volume. The painting is framed in an ornate, possibly gilded, wooden frame with a detailed, repeating relief pattern along its inner and outer edges, indicative of a classic or traditional style. The frame appears to have some minor wear or tarnishing consistent with age, but generally complements the artwork well. The painting exhibits a traditional realistic-impressionistic style, with visible brushstrokes, especially within the floral elements, giving texture and dynamism. While specific artist signatures or dates are not discernible from the provided image, the style, subject matter, and framing suggest it could date from the late 19th to mid-20th century.