Abstract still life painting of a single white bloom in a colorful pot on a striped surface against a dark background, expressive brushstrokes by artist Brad Brenner.
Vibrant abstract close‑up featuring bold yellow, pink, and orange forms with expressive brushstrokes on a dark backdrop.
Textured abstract close‑up with layered white, gray, and blue strokes forming a swirling, brain‑like shape against a dark background.
Abstract still life painting of a single white bloom in a colorful pot on a striped surface against a dark background, expressive brushstrokes by artist Brad Brenner.
Vibrant abstract close‑up featuring bold yellow, pink, and orange forms with expressive brushstrokes on a dark backdrop.
Textured abstract close‑up with layered white, gray, and blue strokes forming a swirling, brain‑like shape against a dark background.

The Lone Arranger

$6,500.00

There’s something irresistibly confident about a bloom that shows up alone and still steals the whole scene. The Lone Arranger is Bradford at his most playful. A single, expressive flower standing tall against a moody backdrop, framed by a pot that looks like it wandered in from a brighter, more optimistic universe. It’s a little dramatic, a little humorous, and completely self‑possessed.

This piece celebrates the quiet power of being the only one in the room and still choosing to shine. The textured white bloom feels almost theatrical, while the striped surface beneath it gives the whole composition a stage‑like presence. It’s a reminder that even the simplest subjects can carry big personality when they’re arranged with intention.

Collectors love this painting for its charm, its wit, and its ability to bring a spark of character to any space. Whether it hangs in an entryway, a reading nook, or a kitchen corner, The Lone Arranger brings a smile, a solo act with a surprising amount of heart.

60” x 16”, oil on canvas

There’s something irresistibly confident about a bloom that shows up alone and still steals the whole scene. The Lone Arranger is Bradford at his most playful. A single, expressive flower standing tall against a moody backdrop, framed by a pot that looks like it wandered in from a brighter, more optimistic universe. It’s a little dramatic, a little humorous, and completely self‑possessed.

This piece celebrates the quiet power of being the only one in the room and still choosing to shine. The textured white bloom feels almost theatrical, while the striped surface beneath it gives the whole composition a stage‑like presence. It’s a reminder that even the simplest subjects can carry big personality when they’re arranged with intention.

Collectors love this painting for its charm, its wit, and its ability to bring a spark of character to any space. Whether it hangs in an entryway, a reading nook, or a kitchen corner, The Lone Arranger brings a smile, a solo act with a surprising amount of heart.

60” x 16”, oil on canvas