Peter Graham

In this striking work, Graham elevates a simple floral arrangement into a dazzling study of light, colour and movement.

The crisp white blooms sit in a glass vase, surrounded by a lively interplay of complementary hues—fresh greens, warm reds, deep blues and radiant yellows. Graham’s confident, impasto technique gives the painting a tactile, energetic presence, while the reflective surfaces and layered colour fields create a sense of depth and immediacy. The result is a still life that feels both contemporary and timeless, full of vitality and painterly flair.

Collectors admire Graham’s ability to transform everyday subjects into richly atmospheric artworks. White Roses is a superb example of his mature style: expressive, uplifting and unmistakably rooted in the traditions of Scottish contemporary painting.