One bearded iris, standing straight up on a long stem, with a single sword-shaped leaf leaning in beside it. Kevin Lawson painted the ruffled falls so they hang loose and soft, each edge crimped and catching light, while two tight buds wait further down the stalk. This single flower wall art keeps everything quiet so the shape of the bloom does the talking.
It's a black and white flower painting done in soft grays over a warm, brushy ivory ground. You can see the fine veining in the petals and the darker tips of the buds, but nothing feels fussy. It has the calm of old black and white botanical prints with the presence of a hand painted floral canvas.
This is for anyone who likes neutral floral wall art that doesn't shout, or who wants one strong flower instead of a crowded bouquet. Gardeners who grow irises will know this bloom right away.
The tall, narrow composition suits a hallway, a spot beside a bed, or a slim wall in a reading nook. As minimalist black and white wall art, it pairs easily with linen, light wood, and stone. Hang it alone or alongside other pieces in our canvas wall art collection of black and white florals.