Rosas Blancas — Eugenia Belín Sarmiento

Rosas blancas

Discover Eugenia Belín Sarmiento’s ‘Rosas blancas’ (1915) – a stunning Argentine still life painting of white roses in silver. Oil on canvas, elegant & detailed, capturing 19th-century beauty.


Eugenia Belín Sarmiento (1860 - 1952)

Eugenia Belín Sarmiento (1860-1952): Argentine painter renowned for Impressionistic portraits, especially of her grandfather, President Domingo Faustino Sarmiento. Explore her captivating still lifes & historical works.

Sarmiento Historical Museum (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Explore Argentina's soul at Museo Histórico Sarmiento – Buenos Aires! Witness the birth of the nation’s capital & delve into Domingo Faustino Sarmiento’s life through exquisite art reproductions.

Two-dimensional framed artwork. Still life, based on a bouquet of eight white roses in a metal jug with an embossed design on the base resting on a polished wooden table. Two pink roses and a branch of dark green leaves flank the jug. The background is a greenish ocher color made with diagonal brushstrokes. All shades are softly nuanced. the matter is thin with a soft impasto in the shine of the metal. French style gilded wooden frame. Signature and date in the lower left corner.