Flowers by Henry Lyman Architecture Animals emerge from the greenery

Animals emerge from the greenery with a quiet presence: not centrepieces

The result is a poster that feels as immediate today as it did in early 20th-century Vienna and Berlin

quietly powerful

The palette is rich and restrained in equal measure

Flowers by Henry Lyman Architecture Animals emerge from the greeneryBursting with the chromatic intensity of early twentieth century modernism, this floral composition by H. Lyman Sayen radiates the spirit of Fauvism flat planes of saturated colour collide and hum against each other in a landscape format arrangement that feels both spontaneous and structurally considered. The brushwork is loose yet deliberate, capturing organic forms without surrendering to botanical precision. Light seems to emanate from within the