Medium: Oil on canvas
Format: Landscape
Size: 400 (H) x 400 (W) x 20 (D)
Framed: Yes
Description: This exciting oil painting is a personal response by multi-award winning artist Denisa Mansfield, to the Schwangere Luise (“Pregnant Luise”) vase collection designed by Fritz Heidenreich for Rosenthal in 1950. Its bold, rounded form, created in a post-war Germany searching for renewal, feels deeply symbolic of growth and new beginnings. Its inspiring, it’s modern, romantic and mesmerizing. With childhood ties to Germany and a lifelong admiration of vintage design and antiques, Mansfield is drawn to objects like this that carry stories of resilience and transformation and challenge the art world and its ideals. Through layered textures and abstract, flowing geometry, Mansfield sought to capture not just the silhouette of the vase, but the emotions it stirs, nostalgia, connection, and the quiet strength of rebirth. Schwangere Luise is both a tribute to a beloved design and an intimate reflection of how the past continues to shape who Mansfield is. Comes in a bespoke fitted wooden frame, ready to hang.

Impressionistic Abstraction is a transformative and innovative art movement invented by Denisa Mansfield that redefines the boundaries of modern abstraction by merging the light-drenched brushwork of Impressionism with the conceptual freedom of Abstract art. This ground breaking style bridges tradition and modernity, inspired by the interplay of luminous light and fragmented forms. Characterised by square-brush dabs and mosaic-like textures creating a ground breaking visual language, Mansfield’s technique deconstructs traditional Impressionist aesthetics into a bold abstract vision, where each stroke becomes a fragment of emotion, creating patterns that harmonise with vitality, complexity, spontaneity, and precision.