Late 19th or Early 20th Century Floral Still Life Painting

This is a classical still life oil painting (or high-quality lithographic print on canvas) depicting a lush bouquet of pink and creamy white roses arranged in a dark, bulbous footed vase. The composition follows a traditional vertical orientation with the flowers densely packed in the center, exhibiting soft, romantic brushwork evocative of the Impressionist or Romantic realism movements. The color palette is dominated by muted earth tones in the background, contrasting with the luminous pastel pinks and whites of the rose petals and the deep greens of the foliage. The vase appears to be made of dark ceramic or glass with visible highlights. The work is housed in a contemporary-to-mid-century cove-style wooden frame with a metallic gold finish. The frame shows minor surface abrasions consistent with age. Within the artwork itself, the surface appears to have a slight aged patina, possibly including fine craquelure or a yellowed varnish layer, which suggests an origin from the late 19th to early 20th century. While no signature is immediately visible in the provided image, the handling of the light and the delicate transitions in the flower petals indicate a skilled hand. The overall condition appears stable, though a close inspection under UV light would be required to identify any historical overpainting or restorations. The style is reminiscent of popular European floral painters of the Victorian era.