Curatorial Narrative The anonymous artist’s MAY-FLOWER. Rien nest plus is situated at the juncture of 1920s Art Deco and Modernist tendencies. Executed in 1923, this painting exemplifies the precision and elegance characteristic of early 20th-century avant-garde movements. The figurative subject matter, set against a finely rendered green background, exudes an air of refinement and subtlety. Upon enlargement to approximately 44×71 inches, the chromatic structure of MAY-FLOWER. Rien nest plus begins to exert its full influence on the viewer’s experience. The dominant greens their subtle variations in hue and texture imbuing a sense of spatial rhythm seem almost three-dimensional against the pure white that serves as the painting’s central axis. Black accents, strategically placed to create tension, appear to shift in relation to changing light conditions. As an enlarged edition, MAY-FLOWER. Rien nest plus demands attention for it