Original Watercolor Still Life of Radishes on Canvas

This is an original botanical still life painting executed in watercolor on a gallery-wrapped canvas. The composition features three vibrant radishes centered on a white background. The radishes are depicted with a rich palette of crimson, vermilion, and golden-orange hues, transitioning into delicate, thin root structures. The leafy greens are rendered in varied shades of sage and moss green, using wet-on-wet techniques to create soft, organic textures. The artist has employed a splattering technique, visible as fine red and green droplets surrounding the central subject, which adds a contemporary, expressive feel to the work. The canvas appears to be a square format, approximately 8 to 10 inches in size, with the fabric stretched over a deep wooden frame (gallery wrap) allowing the art to be displayed without a traditional frame. A small, stylized signature or monogram is visible in the lower right corner, though the artist is not immediately identifiable. The piece is in excellent contemporary condition with no visible fading, foxing, or structural damage to the canvas tension. The use of watercolor on canvas is a modern approach, as this medium is traditionally applied to paper, indicating the use of a specialized absorbent ground or primer. This suggests a modern/contemporary age, likely created within the last 10 years.