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About the Artist
Anton Weiss is a contemporary still life artist who draws inspiration from the disciplined Dutch tradition, reinterpreting it through a modern, minimalist lens. Rather than depicting abundance, Weiss focuses on singular botanical subjects, using proportion and tonal restraint to evoke emotion and contemplation.
This approach gives Two lilies a timeless quality, connecting the heritage of fine art printmaking with the understated elegance appreciated by today's collectors. For those interested in nature-inspired works, discover more in our botanical wall art collection.
The Artwork
Created in 2006, Two lilies reflects on the symbolic associations of lilies with purity, renewal, and ceremonial grace. In the tradition of still life, the lily often represents a moment of quiet reflection, inviting viewers to observe subtle transitions and the beauty of simplicity.
Weiss elevates the motif to an emblematic status, offering a contemplative piece that bridges historical symbolism with modern sensibilities. This artwork embodies the idea that a single, thoughtfully rendered botanical can serve as a calming anchor in contemporary interiors.
Style & Characteristics
The composition features two lily blooms with slender, arching stems and elongated leaves, all rendered in monochrome black against a warm beige background. The fine linework and gentle shading highlight the structure of the lilies, while ample negative space lends the piece an airy, uncluttered feel.
The overall mood is serene and introspective, balancing botanical precision with minimalist elegance. Collectors of black and white prints will appreciate the clean silhouette, which suits both modern gallery walls and more classic settings.
In Interior Design
This floral print makes a refined focal point in bedrooms, hallways, or living rooms where a sense of calm is desired. It pairs beautifully with linen textiles, pale woods, and ceramics for a Japandi or Scandinavian look, or with darker woods for a classic touch.
The black and beige palette integrates seamlessly with creams, stone, and warm greys, and complements brass or matte black accents. For a polished presentation, consider pairing it with our frames collection.