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Samuel Peploe prints: Tulips in a Vase (c. 1920s) fruit this print offers a windowCelebrate the vibrant, painterly rhythm of the Scottish Colourist movement with this Samuel Peploe print of Tulips. Painted during his highly sought after 1920s Edinburgh period, this magnificent still life demonstrates Peploe's exceptional ability to combine brilliant Post Impressionist color theory with a crisp, geometric sense of form. The composition is an absolute masterclass in tonal harmony and light interaction. Sweeping, angular green leaves