Floral Oil on Canvas by Lee Reynolds for Vanguard Studios

This is a large-scale mid-century modern style oil painting on canvas featuring a stylized floral arrangement of blossoms, attributed to Lee Reynolds (the trade name for artist Lee Reynolds Burr) for Vanguard Studios. The artwork exhibits a high-relief impasto technique, where thick layers of paint are applied to create a three-dimensional effect, particularly visible on the cream and pink-tinted petals. The palette is composed of muted earth tones, soft whites, and dusty rose hues against a textured, neutral beige background. The composition follows a diagonal arrangement of flowers, which is characteristic of the studio-produced decorative art of the 1960s and 1970s. The piece is housed in a simple, thin metal frame that is typical of the era. The craftsmanship is designed for mass-market commercial decor, yet it retains a hand-painted quality with visible brushwork and texture. It appears to be in good vintage condition, though the canvas may show minor surface dust or slight tension loss consistent with age. Notable are the stippled centers of the flowers and the organic, sweeping lines of the stems that provide a sense of movement to the static floral subject.