Single red tulip arranged in a grand jeté pose against a solid black background, with its stem arched and leaves extended like limbs.
Single red tulip arranged in a grand jeté pose against a solid black background, with its stem arched and leaves extended like limbs.

Tulip: Grand Jeté

$50.00
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16” x 12” canvas print

This surreal still-life artwork captures a single tulip frozen in a moment of elegant, dance-like motion. With its stem arcing into a dramatic sweep and its leaves reaching outward like poised limbs, the bloom appears mid-flight—an expressive leap across a black, weightless backdrop. Through tulip personification, the flower becomes a figure in motion: graceful, airborne, and full of quiet strength. This piece is perfect for collectors drawn to floral fine art that blends simplicity, symbolism, and sculptural movement.

Available for purchase Jan 1, 2026. Email us for specific earlier requests.

16” x 12” canvas print

This surreal still-life artwork captures a single tulip frozen in a moment of elegant, dance-like motion. With its stem arcing into a dramatic sweep and its leaves reaching outward like poised limbs, the bloom appears mid-flight—an expressive leap across a black, weightless backdrop. Through tulip personification, the flower becomes a figure in motion: graceful, airborne, and full of quiet strength. This piece is perfect for collectors drawn to floral fine art that blends simplicity, symbolism, and sculptural movement.

Available for purchase Jan 1, 2026. Email us for specific earlier requests.

Gallery Description: In Tulip Grand Jeté, the flower becomes a body in motion—an abstracted dancer captured at the height of a soaring leap. The tulip’s bloom is rendered as a poised head, while the extended stem and leaf echo the elongated lines of classical ballet. Through tulip personification and minimalist composition, the piece explores how organic forms can imply gesture, tension, and the expressive arc of a human figure. This work continues the series’ investigation into movement, stillness, and the fluid boundary between botanical and figurative forms.