Post-Impressionism still life with daisies  and currants was executed around 1970s by good listed Soviet and Ukrainian painter Felix Dmitrievich Kutinov (1942–2001). Lived in worked in Sevastopol/Crimea.

Soviet and Ukrainian painter and graphic artist, member of the Union of Artists of the Russian Federation and the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (since 1988).

• Born: March 12, 1942, in Khasavyurt, Dagestan.
• Education: Graduated from the Art and Graphics Department of the Oryol Pedagogical Institute in 1969 (studied with A.I. Kurnakov).
• Occupation:
• Worked at the M.B. Grekov Studio of War Artists in Moscow.
• From 1969 to 1976, he collaborated as an artist and designer at the Museum of the Heroic Defense and Liberation of Sevastopol.
• Together with artist N.S. Shemetov, he created the diorama "Countermine Operations in Front of Malakhov Kurgan" for the exhibition at the Malakhov Kurgan Defensive Tower.

Works:

• Worked in graphics and painting (techniques: watercolor, etching, oil painting).
• Painted landscapes, still lifes, and genre pieces with elements of a romantic perception of nature, including views of Crimea, Sevastopol, Balaklava, and Batyliman (for example: "House in Kok-Kozy," "On Sketches," "Batyliman," and "Ukrainian Evening").
• His works are held in museum collections of  the Sevastopol Art Museum, Charkov national Museum,  Ternopol Art Museum and in private collections.

Literature: lexicon of Ukrainian artists, Kiew, 1997; in on-line : 

https://socrealizm.com.ua/gallery/artist/kutinov-fd-1942

Inscription: on the back of cardboard - artist's inscription with his name and painting's title in Russian.

Technique: oil on cardboard, framed.

Measurements: unframed w 24 3/4" x h 13" (63 x  33 cm), framed 28 3/4" x 16 7/8" (73 x 43 cm).

Condition: good.