This one didn’t sit quietly in a cabinet waiting for permission to exist.
The brushstrokes are loose, a little wild in places—like whoever painted it decided halfway through that perfection was overrated. The reds are bold, the greens are layered, and there’s just enough softness in the background to keep it from feeling too serious.
It’s less “formal dinner party” and more “someone who drinks wine out of mismatched glasses and doesn’t apologize for it.”
Marked “JP France” on the underside—a quiet nod to its European origin, even if the artist clearly had a mind of their own. The charm here is in the movement, the color, and the fact that it doesn’t try too hard to behave.
Small chip in the rim.
Perfect for: – Eclectic shelves that don’t follow rules – Gallery wall layering (yes, plates count) – Or anyone who prefers character over symmetry
