Bouquet 

David Burliuk, who died in 1967, made this painting "Bouquet" with oil on canvas, a common material for his practice. The rough brushstrokes and vibrant colors are characteristic of Burliuk's style, reflecting his interest in material experimentation. Note how the artist has built up layers of paint to create a textured surface, particularly visible in the depiction of the plant and the table. The bold, expressive use of color adds depth and vibrancy to the composition. This impasto technique gives the painting a tactile quality, inviting viewers to appreciate the physical presence of the paint itself. Burliuk's approach challenges traditional notions of artistic skill, emphasizing the expressive potential of materiality. The deliberate application of paint, with its visible marks and textured surface, underscores the importance of the artist's hand in the creative process. By drawing attention to the material qualities of paint, Burliuk invites viewers to reconsider the relationship between medium and message, craft and art.