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Ernst Kirchner, expressionism, still life with a table clock, a copper vase and bunches of red berries hanging from it on a table,
A vibrant oil painting titled "Still Life with Red Table," created by Erich Kestinike in 1928, depicting a still life arrangement on a bold red table. To the left, a tall, glossy brown vase holds a bouquet of red daisies and red cherries, their petals and fruits brightly colored against a background split between light teal on the left and a deeper teal on the right. The teal wall behind the table has subtle color variations, showing streaks of different shades. The flowers have green leaves that add to the bouquet's fullness. On the right side of the red table, a brown, round alarm clock with a white face and black numbers sits atop a closed book with a light blue spine, casting a shadow. The red table itself is reflective, showing a faint light reflection. The painting captures the interplay of colors and textures in a striking, stylized manner.