This post-impressionist oil painting depicts a still life arrangement featuring a woven wicker basket filled with bright yellow lemons. The basket sits centrally on a pale, textured ground, surrounded by loose, dark green foliage that frames the upper portion of the composition. A pair of deep indigo blue gloves lies prominently in the lower right foreground, providing a striking contrast to the warm, citrus tones of the fruit and the sandy-beige background.
The artwork uses thick, expressive brushstrokes characteristic of the period, creating a sense of movement and depth despite the static subject matter. The colour palette is defined by a harmony of golden yellows, muted greens, and the singular, bold inclusion of the dark blue gloves, which anchor the bottom right corner of the scene. The background is a soft, airy shade of pale mint green, suggesting an outdoor setting or a bright interior space.
The composition is balanced between the circular volume of the fruit-filled basket and the jagged, irregular shape of the gloves. The painterly style emphasizes texture and light, with the lemons rendered in varying shades of ochre and lemon yellow, catching the light in a way that suggests a warm, Mediterranean atmosphere. The artist’s signature is visible in the lower right corner, executed in a simple, cursive script.