Three Bottles — Tall Pastel on Rice Paper by Caroline Beauzon - 55½"x 27½"

A tall, graphic composition in pastel on warm ivory rice paper, signed “CB” for Caroline Beauzon. This contemporary work depicts three simplified bottle forms rendered in soft yet assured fields of white, ochre yellow, and deep olive green. Set directly against the natural tone of the paper, the pared-down composition relies on clean silhouettes and subtle tonal variation, allowing the bottles to emerge as quiet, iconic forms. Framed under glass in a slim natural wood frame, the work has a calm, balanced presence that emphasizes material and form.

Based in Provence, Caroline Beauzon is a contemporary artist known for elevating everyday domestic objects into distilled, expressive images. Working with restraint and clarity, she reduces familiar forms to their essentials, transforming utilitarian objects into symbolic motifs that feel both timeless and contemplative. In this signed pastel, the bottle is elevated from description to emblem, revealing Beauzon’s focus on simplicity, visual economy, and decorative strength.

This serene piece brings light and a refined modern note to an interior. Hang it above a sideboard in a dining room, anchor a kitchen wall near open shelving, or lean it on a console where it can converse naturally with ceramics, glass, and pale woods. Its vertical format suits gallery walls and airy spaces alike, and it works particularly well in a bar area, where the motif functions as a subtle visual signal echoing the role of the space.

Light wear.
Approx. overall 55½" high x 27½" wide x 0¾" thick
Approx. overall 141cm high x 70cm wide x 2cm thick