This beautiful painting by Henry Benson depicts a still life of two pears, rendered in his signature impressionistic style. The canvas is textured, adding depth and dimension to the piece. Benson's use of color and brushstrokes creates a sense of movement and life within the still life.

The painting is signed by the artist and framed, ready to be displayed. Measuring 13 inches in length and 10 inches in height, this small piece is perfect for adding a touch of color and artistry to any room. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this one-of-a-kind work of art.

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He used an innovative technique, which produced work that was impressionistic, with a raised surface that had an almost 'sandy' texture. This was his 'signature' style of painting. The technique involved applying a rough textured surface to the canvas before starting his paintings.

Henry Benson was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1930 and died in Florida in 1998. He used an innovative technique, which produced work that was impressionistic, with a raised surface that had an almost ‘sandy’ texture. This was his ‘signature’ style of painting.

The technique involved applying a rough textured surface to the canvas before starting his paintings. He then applied brilliant pastel colors to achieve the intended effect in his finished works which added movement and contrast of pointillism.

Henry Benson was best known for his beach scenes with children as well as his ‘lifestyle’ scenes of New York City.