#17569 Miquel Rivera Bagur

The painting presents a familial grouping within what appears to be a densely wooded area. Three figures dominate the composition: a woman standing on the left, a man positioned centrally, and a young boy situated between them. Their skin tones are rendered in dark hues, contrasting with the brighter colors of their clothing and the surrounding foliage.
The woman holds a single flower, its red petals providing a focal point against her dark attire. Her gaze is directed forward, exhibiting an air of quiet dignity. The man stands rigidly, his posture suggesting a sense of stoicism or perhaps restraint. He too looks ahead, maintaining a similar solemnity to the woman’s expression. The boy, positioned slightly in front of them, appears more vulnerable and less assured; he holds both adults hands, creating a visual link between generations.
The background is characterized by dark tree trunks and branches laden with what seem to be berries or blossoms. A scattering of wildflowers at the base of the figures adds a touch of vibrancy to the otherwise somber palette. The color scheme leans heavily on earthy tones – browns, greens, and blacks – punctuated by the red flower and the boy’s bright garment.
The artists style is characterized by simplified forms and flattened perspective, lending the scene an almost iconic quality. There is a deliberate lack of detail in the faces, which contributes to their universality; they are not portraits of specific individuals but rather representations of archetypal figures. The overall effect evokes themes of family, resilience, and perhaps a connection to nature or ancestral roots. The subdued emotional register suggests a narrative steeped in hardship or quiet endurance.