Roses (Krøyer)

"Roses" refers most commonly to a painting by Danish painter Peder Severin Krøyer, completed in 1893. The full title is "Roses. Marie Krøyer seated in the garden" or sometimes "Roses in the Garden." The painting depicts Krøyer's wife, Marie Krøyer, seated in their garden at Skagen, Denmark. The artwork is a prominent example of the Skagen Painters' focus on naturalism and capturing the light and atmosphere of the region. It is considered one of Krøyer's masterpieces.

The painting is housed at the Skagens Museum in Denmark. It is notable for its depiction of Marie Krøyer, its vibrant colours, and the overall impression of peaceful domesticity. The painting is often analyzed in the context of the Krøyers' complex marital relationship.