The artwork is an impressionistic still life painting featuring a vibrant bouquet of deep red and white peonies. The flowers, rendered with thick, textured brushstrokes, are arranged in a slender, cylindrical vase decorated with a repeating dark green pattern. The bouquet occupies the central portion of the composition, with some blossoms drooping slightly to the sides, creating a sense of natural weight and movement.
Set against a pale, washed-out blue wall, the scene feels intimate and somewhat domestic. To the right, two framed pictures are hung on the wall, adding depth to the background; the top frame contains a small landscape, while the lower one appears to show a figure in light-coloured clothing. The base of the bouquet rests on a surface draped with folded fabric, which incorporates earthy tones of brown, red, and green, grounding the arrangement in a tactile, painterly environment.
The colour palette is dominated by the rich, saturated crimsons and burgundies of the peonies, contrasted against the cool, neutral tones of the wall and the darker, muted shades of the foreground fabric. The light in the scene is soft and diffused, characteristic of an interior setting. The painterly style relies on visible, rhythmic brushwork that gives the surface a lively, tactile quality. In the upper left corner, there are remnants of handwritten script and a signature, typical of an artist's personal mark on an original canvas.