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Celebration radiates Patricia Schwimmer’s signature vitality—a spirited interplay of coral, yellow, and azure tones that pulse with rhythm. Rooted in her belief that color holds emotion, this work captures the joy of spontaneity balanced with compositional grace.

Love it!. Joan Blick. Littleton Co. Mon Dec 23 2024

A painting with an abundance of abstract allure where sharp angles are elegantly softened by muted tones, Abryelle's complementing pink and orange hues evoke an earthy warmth, creating a serene yet striking composition—a captivating piece expertly finished with a solid pine frame.

Just like picture. Very light weight.. Nicole. Humphrey, NE. Fri Jul 03 2026

“Fashion Illustration” by Ute Rathmann captures the poetic rhythm of haute couture through fluid brushwork and expressive form. A solitary figure emerges in burnt sienna, ochre, and muted rose, rendered in loose, gestural strokes that evoke motion and emotion. The translucent layering of watercolor and ink gives the composition a sense of depth and spontaneity—an ode to the ephemeral elegance of the runway. The warm neutral backdrop contrasts with the glowing gold frame, creating a dialogue between modern refinement and artistic imperfection. Exclusively curated by R2H Modern, this piece transforms fashion illustration into a study of contemporary grace and timeless allure.

Deb. Colorado Springs, CO. Mon Aug 12 2024

In Tangerine, Chauncey Jacks celebrates the confidence of high fashion through energetic orange silhouettes and minimal linework. Her signature fusion of ink and watercolor captures movement with effortless precision and feminine strength.

Gina. Hillsborough, CA. Tue Oct 29 2024

“The Mouth” by Andreas Magnusson is a bold visual study in power and seduction. A monochrome close-up of parted lips dominates the frame, set against a vivid vermilion-orange backdrop that evokes both passion and alarm. The contrast of black, white, and coral red defines the piece’s sculptural depth, while the crisp photographic composition and minimalist framing pay homage to mid-century Pop Art and modern editorial design. The artwork captures Magnusson’s fearless aesthetic — graphic, sensual, and unapologetically modern — embodying R2H Modern’s taste for striking, statement-driven wall art.

This art piece is great! It’s a little pricey for the size, but it looks great in the house. Rodney. Austin, TX. Sat May 23 2026

“Hommage an Cranach XVIII” by Ute Rathmann reinterprets classical portraiture through a modern, poetic lens. A solitary female figure, adorned in a voluminous gown of crimson and coral collage, evokes the elegance of Renaissance grace blended with contemporary abstraction. The delicate interplay between line and texture captures fragility, strength, and timeless femininity. Printed on museum-grade fine art paper and framed in radiant gold, this piece bridges tradition and modernity with refined sophistication. Handcrafted in Tennessee, it exemplifies the artistry and craftsmanship that define R2H Modern.

Great print but way too expensive for quality of framed print. Anonymous. Tue Feb 11 2025

Transform your next project with the timeless elegance of Self Magazine, "Woman giving treat to Dalmation," published in June 2008, from Soicher Marin's exclusive Condé Nast Collection. This whimsical photograph radiates playful glamour, depicting a woman in an orange coat and patterned skirt offering a treat to a Dalmatian on a sunny street lined with palm trees.   Arthur Elgort, celebrated for his spontaneous, cinematic style and pioneering use of natural light, infuses this image with vibrant charm and casual elegance. A masterpiece of editorial artistry, this piece is a visual narrative of style and warmth, perfect for discerning interior designers crafting spaces that demand cultural depth and lively allure.   Condé Nast, founded in 1909 by Condé Montrose Nast, has profoundly shaped fashion and culture for over a century through its iconic publications like Vogue, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and Glamour, transforming them from society gazettes into global tastemakers that chronicled social evolution, editorial innovation, and the interplay of style, identity, and aspiration from the modernist 1920s to the digital age. The company’s archives, featuring groundbreaking photography from legends like Horst P. Horst and Arthur Elgort, launched the careers of iconic models like Lisa Fonssagrives and stars like Audrey Hepburn, cementing their legacies in fashion history. This coveted collection preserves the golden eras of haute couture and cultural milestones, offering designers and collectors a rare window into historical richness and timeless inspiration for contemporary spaces.   Crafted with premium grade wood picture frame molding, archival matte paper, and premium grade archival matting materials, this artwork ensures lasting quality and elegance. Discover the Condé Nast Collection at Soicher Marin and bring unparalleled artistry to your next project.

“La PassagAure Du 54 (1896)” by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec evokes the grace and charm of Belle Époque Paris. Rendered in muted gold, ochre, and navy hues, the composition captures the energy of late 19th-century poster art. The fluid linework and playful movement reflect Lautrec’s mastery of gesture and modernism. Elegantly printed on archival fine art paper and framed in brushed gold, this R2H Modern edition celebrates art history, design, and timeless sophistication.

Buying some of Dana Gibson’s work is an ideal way to brighten up – literally – your home and make it into something truly unique and personal. The wonderful thing about Dana Gibson is that there really is something for everyone. Although that phrase can seem cliché in some circles, here it is simply a statement of fact. From giclee prints to cushions to light sconces to desk accessories, and so much more besides, you can start your Dana Gibson collection in any room of the house, and grow it from there.

Love! Absolutely adorable!. Melisa. Alexandria, LA. Sat Mar 02 2024

Artist Patricia Harris grew up in southern California where she graduated from California State University, Northridge with a Bachelor of Arts. As the wife of a Marine Corps officer, she traveled and lived in many interesting and beautiful locations which have been inspirations for her paintings. She now lives in San Diego, California where she is active in several art organizations. “My art is a visual and tactile response to the awe and wonder I find in the natural world. I want to create a sense of tranquility and peace that brings the viewer closer to the beauty of nature in all its colors, shapes, movement, and power.”

Abstract forms in off-white hues dance against a warm terracotta background, creating a harmonious balance of modernism and transitional appeal in the Sulo framed painting. This abstract, free-form painting is encased in a solid pine frame, adding warmth and natural charm.

The perfect wall art for our model install! Love the hues in this. The rustbrown feel can blend with a bunch of different styles. And an easy way to add a simple pop of color.. Stephanie. Indianapolis, AT. Tue Oct 06 2026

Buying some of Dana Gibson’s work is an ideal way to brighten up – literally – your home and make it into something truly unique and personal. The wonderful thing about Dana Gibson is that there really is something for everyone. Although that phrase can seem cliché in some circles, here it is simply a statement of fact. From giclee prints to cushions to light sconces to desk accessories, and so much more besides, you can start your Dana Gibson collection in any room of the house, and grow it from there.

Jennifer. US. Tue Oct 08 2024

Artist Jacob Lincoln was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. Los Angeles is a place where all cultures and backgrounds are found. Jacob studied painting in different acrylic and oil workshops. The Art Institute is where he went to school to pursue his career in art. He enhanced his skills painterly and digitally by learning the history of all art movements. He works in all mediums including oil, acrylic, watercolor, and also likes to experiment with ink and charcoal. With his art, he likes to explore diverse cultural perspectives on shared human experiences by connecting works of art created around the world from different eras. With his art he likes to relate and be understood and have a strong effect, to hit home.

Denise. US. Mon Aug 19 2024

Sahara. A reproduction of work by abstract artist Lee Lessem, this piece strikes a delicate balance between fluidity and structure, softness and vitality, and mystery and clarity. It’s printed on paper in the USA, and arrives in a wooden frame with included hanging hardware.

This moth study has a vintage feel and features deeply saturated tones on an aged background.

Nice quality print with authentic aged looking. Kristi. Golden, CO. Wed Jun 09 2021

Artist Patricia Harris grew up in southern California where she graduated from California State University, Northridge with a Bachelor of Arts. As the wife of a Marine Corps officer, she traveled and lived in many interesting and beautiful locations which have been inspirations for her paintings. She now lives in San Diego, California where she is active in several art organizations. “My art is a visual and tactile response to the awe and wonder I find in the natural world. I want to create a sense of tranquility and peace that brings the viewer closer to the beauty of nature in all its colors, shapes, movement, and power.”

A landscape, but make it unexpected. Prado takes the familiar comfort of rolling hills and a winding path, then swaps in warm, contrasting color that feels fresh without getting loud. Orange tones glow through the fields, balanced by cool purples that keep the whole piece grounded. Painted in acrylic on canvas and finished in a solid pine frame, it’s that rare wall moment that feels both relaxed and design-forward—like nature, with better lighting.

This wall art hand-painted embellishments, quality craftsmanship, and arrives ready to hang. It is perfect and suitable for your home.

Artist Eve Fairwell has been lucky to have had her childhood passion for art fostered throughout her life via classes, college, and various generous mentors. Eve took all the art classes she could in school, eventually resulting in a senior year of high school filled with four periods of art and the required English and Math. From the ages of 12-15 she trained under a local oil painter whose paintings were sought after in Iran, and in college was mentored by an illustrator for the Times. Eve received her BFA in painting and illustration from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. Though she started with playtime watercolor sets, long years of practice, observation, luck, and dedication is what have allowed her to become a full-time artist today. Eve works with acrylic paint, watercolor, and digitally in Photoshop and Illustrator. She is obsessed with the textures that traditional media can produce and often incorporates these into her digital artwork using a combination of effects, which creates a result that draws the eye in. Eve likes how colors interact in digital formats, and the feeling of depth traditional media lends. The style’s that influenced her are minimalism, expressionism and the work of some surrealists captures her interest. Eve’s focus centers on the moments of rest between bustling movements in our everyday lives. The few seconds that pass eerily quietly in a noisy city; the hush that comes over a room just before the birthday person arrives; a glance that stops you in your tracks. Eve likes still moments of hush that give you chills and make you pause to recognize we are all here, alive, right now experiencing the beautiful weirdness of life. To show this, Eve’s abstract subjects are often explored by feelings in the body or reductions of elements of scenes that cause that feeling to occur.

A Bangkok-based art house devoted to pioneering a unique brand of digital artisanship. Their works are created using an applied fusion of hand and machine, merging traditional handcrafted works like origami and stencil cutting with modern rendering technologies such as computer modeling, milling and cutting.

Sarah. Fri Oct 09 2026

William Mangum is a renowned artist, designer, author, publisher, and gallery owner. An entrepreneur at heart, he has woven all these gifts together to form a vibrant career. His artistic talents have provided him the opportunity to travel around the world capturing the beauty of England, Italy, the Greek Isles, Austria, and Switzerland to name a few. But it is his love of the beauty of our state that has made him North Carolina’s artist. Bill’s work has showcased the incredible features of North Carolina from the mountains to the coast and his work has been featured in two films, eight books, and lives in countless private collections. From helping many Fortune 500 companies celebrate their brand to being the artist for the US Open, Bill is known for his ability to entertain clients with his celebrated keynote programs. Recognizing that art can be a voice, Bill has championed many charities and his most notable outreach is through The Honor Card program, which raises awareness and funds for 14 agencies that care for the homeless and less fortunate across the state. To date, the program has raised nearly 7 million dollars for this outreach. Bill and the program were featured on the NBC Evening News – making a difference. Bill resides in Greensboro, NC where you can find him working on his latest furniture collection, newest painting, or just enjoying his three adorable grandchildren. Learn more about this gifted artist at www.williammangum.com.

Buying some of Dana Gibson’s work is an ideal way to brighten up – literally – your home and make it into something truly unique and personal. The wonderful thing about Dana Gibson is that there really is something for everyone. Although that phrase can seem cliché in some circles, here it is simply a statement of fact. From giclee prints to cushions to light sconces to desk accessories, and so much more besides, you can start your Dana Gibson collection in any room of the house, and grow it from there.

This print hangs in my bathroom and it’s perfect! I love it!. Phyllis. Madison, NJ. Sat May 03 2025

William Mangum is a renowned artist, designer, author, publisher, and gallery owner. An entrepreneur at heart, he has woven all these gifts together to form a vibrant career. His artistic talents have provided him the opportunity to travel around the world capturing the beauty of England, Italy, the Greek Isles, Austria, and Switzerland to name a few. But it is his love of the beauty of our state that has made him North Carolina’s artist. Bill’s work has showcased the incredible features of North Carolina from the mountains to the coast and his work has been featured in two films, eight books, and lives in countless private collections. From helping many Fortune 500 companies celebrate their brand to being the artist for the US Open, Bill is known for his ability to entertain clients with his celebrated keynote programs. Recognizing that art can be a voice, Bill has championed many charities and his most notable outreach is through The Honor Card program, which raises awareness and funds for 14 agencies that care for the homeless and less fortunate across the state. To date, the program has raised nearly 7 million dollars for this outreach. Bill and the program were featured on the NBC Evening News – making a difference. Bill resides in Greensboro, NC where you can find him working on his latest furniture collection, newest painting, or just enjoying his three adorable grandchildren. Learn more about this gifted artist at www.williammangum.com.

This is beautiful painting. Colors are vidid and photo is exact. Might consider re-framing for a larger look and more exquisite frame. Frame is a bit underwhelming.. Liz. Carrollton, TX. Sat Nov 18 2023

Artist-enhanced, power-packed texture, with vibrant, radiant colors, internationally acclaimed artist, John Beard knows how to compliment your walls with refined luxury and style. Your reproduction is skillfully painted on by John Beard himself. Each reproduction I paint on is unique and a living example of my passion to impact lives with the power of creativity - John Beard.

“Aries” by Valeria Castillo ignites the spirit of ambition and passion through glowing tones of amber, gold, and tangerine. The overlapping spheres represent strength and renewal, channeling the zodiac’s fiery essence through modern abstraction. The clean symmetry and radiant palette capture the Aries drive with architectural poise. Printed on museum-grade paper and framed in black, it embodies refined energy and confident artistry, handcrafted by R2H Modern in Tennessee.

Chelsea Art Studio presents Charleston Skyline At Dusk by James Pratt, an evocative masterwork from a world-renowned palette knife artist. This hand-embellished canvas captures the serene charm of Charleston’s architecture through an impressionistic lens, rendered in a tranquil palette of green and blue. The made-to-order piece features hand-applied textures that mimic the artist’s lively brushwork, providing an exciting contrast of scale. Encased in a gray wood floater frame for a contemporary finish, this high-quality creation includes mounting hardware, offering a trend-setting focal point that brings the allure of Southern California craftsmanship into your refined home.

Lovely painting and it works in my room just as I had hoped it would.. Lisa. Sunrise, FL. Mon Jun 03 2024

Artist Susie Zolghadri was raised in the green mountains of Vermont. Her family is filled with artists. Musicians, weavers, ceramicists, painters, and photographers have all had their influence on her. She is drawn to nature in all its forms and finds it frequently emerging as a theme in her work. Every time she approaches the canvas, she is ready to gain an understanding of her emotional and intellectual connection with life. There is always a reflection from within, along with the gift of clarity and purpose. She paints intuitively, letting layers of paint, fabric; collage, and paper interact and unfold into a story. When she discovers the story within the painting, its meaning comes into focus. When the meaning has been revealed, her painting is complete.

Artist Jeffrey Goodman graduated magna cum laude with a degree in visual and environmental studies from Harvard College in 1979. Immediately upon graduation, he moved to New York City to pursue an art and design career. Over the years, his career path took many interesting turns in the creative world of NYC. Throughout his career span of 40 years, Jeffrey always retained his passion for fine art. Although trained as a painter, he found his true calling in digital art. He discovered that he could combine his keen eye for color, his enthusiasm for unusual imagery, and his painterly touch while working digitally.

This vintage poster is a great accent piece on its own or to mix in a gallery wall.

Artist Catherine Freshley, originally from Portland, Oregon, returned home in 2020 after residing in various locations around the country for 15 years. Throughout her life, Freshley has nurtured her artistic talents and passion for painting, starting from a young age. In 2016, she decided to leave her full-time job at an advertising agency to dedicate more time to her burgeoning art side business. Her passion lies in painting and creating vibrant artwork that brings joy to people. Her preferred medium is acrylic on canvas. While she mainly depicts places she has visited based on photographs she has captured, she also began incorporating non-representational painting into her repertoire in 2020.

A native of Tacoma, Washington, Tim Klein is a commercial/editorial photographer. His career spans almost 20 years, and he's been published in esteemed magazines and worked with many Fortune 500 companies such as Apple, Burberry, Esquire Magazine, The New Yorker, W Magazine, and Yamaha. He shoots with a variety of cameras but prefers his Leica. "My photography is inspired by people, places, and things. I was trained as a photojournalist so I find inspiration everywhere - from my travels abroad to my own backyard. My biggest source of inspiration is light, especially the way it can dramatically change a scene. I love the glow of morning light through the fog, the graphic shadows of noon light, the light of an overcast day, and the dramatic rose-colored light at sunset. I am fascinated by people and their stories - from celebrities and people overcoming a life-changing obstacle to simple loving moments between a parent and their child. There is so much beauty in everyday life. I meet so many people from drastically different backgrounds and all of them inspire me to tell their stories with photography. I am also drawn to nature, from vast open landscapes to intricate details and patterns. The experience of really noticing the world around me is the greatest inspiration of all." Tim currently lives and works in Chicago, Illinois.

The Artist, David Keochkerian, lives in Somme, France. He has a Ph.D. in human physiology and works in the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation. He’s been practicing photography for 5 years now, although he fell into the cauldron when he was a child: his father is now a retired photographer. He grew up with the smell of chemicals and the shutter snap and purr of his roller transport print processor. “I like to capture the fleeting, the subtle, the beautiful, the rare, the spectacular, the staggering… to reveal how the daily and the ordinary can be filled with enthusiasm.” His work is very heterogeneous. He uses and associates many photographic techniques (DRI, HDR, panoramic, vertorama, long exposure), image renditions (color, B&W, infrared), and different themes (landscape, macro, light-painting, architecture, industry).

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This painting is absolutely beautiful. However, when delivered, this color looks more like a pink than an orange/red. It’s disappointing since I needed it to be a vibrant orange.. Melissa. New Haven, CT. Fri Mar 29 2024

A native of Tacoma, Washington, Tim Klein is a commercial/editorial photographer. His career spans almost 20 years, and he has worked very successfully with esteemed magazines and Fortune 500 companies such as Apple, Discovery Channel, Forbes, The New Yorker, and Smithsonian Magazine. He shoots with a variety of cameras but prefers his Leica.  “My photography is inspired by people, places, and things. I was trained as a photojournalist so I find inspiration everywhere — from my travels abroad to my own backyard. My biggest source of inspiration is light, especially the way it can dramatically change a scene. I love the glow of morning light through fog, the graphic shadows of noon light, the light of an overcast day, and the dramatic rosecolored light at sunset. I am fascinated by people and their stories — from celebrities and people overcoming a life-changing obstacle, to simple loving moments between a parent and their child. There is so much beauty in everyday life. I meet so many people from drastically different backgrounds and all of them inspire me tell their stories with photography. I am also drawn to nature, from vast open landscapes, to intricate details and patterns. The experience of really noticing the world around me is the greatest inspiration of all.” Tim currently lives and works in Chicago, Illinois.

Eve Fairwell has been lucky to have had her childhood passion for art fostered throughout her life via classes, college, and various generous mentors. Eve took all the art classes she could in school, eventually resulting in a senior year of high school filled with four periods of art and the required English and Math. From the ages of 12-15 she trained under a local oil painter whose paintings were sought after in Iran, and in college was mentored by an illustrator for the Times. Eve received her BFA in painting and illustration from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. Though she started with playtime watercolor sets, long years of practice, observation, luck, and dedication are what have allowed her to become a full-time artist today. Eve works with acrylic paint, watercolor, and digitally in photoshop and illustrator. She is obsessed with the textures that traditional media can produce and often incorporates these into her digital artwork using a combination of effects, which creates a result that draws the eye in. Eve likes how colors interact in digital formats, and the feeling of depth traditional media lends. The style’s that influenced her are minimalism, expressionism and the work of some surrealists captures her interest. Eve’s focus centers on the moments of rest between bustling movements in our everyday lives. The few seconds that pass eerily quietly in a noisy city; the hush that comes over a room just before the birthday person arrives; a glance that stops you in your tracks. Eve likes still moments of hush that give you chills and make you pause to recognize we are all here, alive, right now experiencing the beautiful weirdness of life. To show this, Eve’s abstract subjects are often explored by feelings in the body or reductions of elements of scenes that cause that feeling to occur.

Artist David Erickson grew up emulating the works of the masters using rudimentary tools. Eric received his fine arts training while apprenticing under other painters and is primarily self-taught. He became an artist through sheer will, grit, and determination. “I enjoy layers of transparency and the unpredictable nature of water-based mediums”. Eric explores themes of memory and place often through abstract and draws inspiration from the world around him, across a multitude of disciplines. David’s passions are drawing, painting, illustration, design, film, and photography. When David is not painting, his time is spent enjoying the outdoors with canine companions.

Picture makes my dining room. Patricia. Bronxville, NY. Tue Aug 27 2024

“Virgo” by Valeria Castillo embodies harmony, intellect, and refined structure through an ethereal play of golden amber, violet haze, and soft lilac gradients. Two mirrored orbs merge within a balanced vertical composition, symbolizing intuition grounded by order. The smooth chromatic transitions evoke the purity and calm precision of Virgo’s essence — timeless, analytical, and elegant. Printed on archival fine-art paper and framed in sleek black, this piece captures R2H Modern’s vision of design as cosmic minimalism refined by craftsmanship.

Colorful and a simple touch of vibrancy representing our signs.. Karen. Jackson, NJ. Mon Dec 02 2024

“Renfrew I” by Leigh Begley embodies a modern balance of geometry and warmth through layered abstraction. The artist’s use of structured forms in rose, terracotta, and aubergine tones creates a rhythmic visual composition that feels both architectural and organic. The interplay of transparency and repetition evokes a quiet elegance—refined yet approachable. Printed on museum-grade fine art paper and framed in radiant gold, the piece adds dimension and sophistication to contemporary interiors. Handcrafted in Tennessee, it reflects the serene artistry and impeccable craftsmanship of R2H Modern.

American Impressionist Carl Frieseke's intimate portraiture brings the soft-focus sensuality of early 20th-century painting into the collection's narrative of artistic freedom. A small potted cactus crowned with a single blazing orange flower is an unlikely companion that somehow says everything about her, rare and self-possessed and quietly spectacular against the lush green wall and floral curtain that frame her world with the unhurried beauty of a well-loved interior. The black frame with white slip provides classic gallery framing that respects the artwork's historical significance while ensuring its relevance within contemporary interiors. Fine art paper with float glass and metallic hangers.

I put this picture about the toilet in our guest powder room. It’s the perfect size. It’s actually much nicer in person.. Betty. Chicago, IL. Wed Mar 16 2022

This moth study has a vintage feel and features deeply saturated tones on an aged background.

Conrad Moulton was a prolific and highly sought after free-lance illustrator in New York City during the 1940's, 50's and 60's. Every advertising agency used him and he was a member of the Society of Illustrators. A graduate of Parson's School of Design in 1942. After his accomplished career as an illustrator, he continued to paint portraits and abstracts from his home in Detroit, MI. His son, Josh Moulton, is a professional artist in Chicago with his own gallery. This piece is a reproduction of a Conrad Moulton original work of art. His paintings, drawings, and other artwork is replicated by digital printing. Moulton’s work ranged from acrylic on canvas, acrylic on watercolor paper to abstracts that are enamel on canvas. He also used tempera on canvas. His Illustrations were ink, watercolor, gouache and charcoal.

Artist enhanced, power packed texture, with vibrant, radiant colors, internationally acclaimed artist, artist knows how to compliment your walls with refined luxury and style. Your reproduction is skillfully painted on by artist himself. “Each reproduction I paint on is unique and a living example of my passion to impact lives with the power of creativity” - Artist

Buying some of Dana Gibson’s work is an ideal way to brighten up – literally – your home and make it into something truly unique and personal. The wonderful thing about Dana Gibson is that there really is something for everyone. Although that phrase can seem cliché in some circles, here it is simply a statement of fact. From giclee prints to cushions to light sconces to desk accessories, and so much more besides, you can start your Dana Gibson collection in any room of the house, and grow it from there.

Artist Nathan Novac, based in Orange County, California, started drawing at a young age and it gradually grew into a passion. He spent most of his days reading Japanese comics and became fascinated with illustration and line art. While in college, Nathan dabbled in drawing classes and his passion grew into a career. “I like to work with ink medium because it requires tedious attention to detail”. Nathan likes to capture a moment in time with his art. He is influenced by brutalism, Japanese manga, and impressionism movements and style. Nathan captures his inspiration from his surrounding environment.

This elevated botanical illustration captures the orange petals and anatomy of the flower against a clean white background.