What is similar about Severin Roesen painting called still life flowers and fruit and Marsden Hartleys still life called night and some flowers?

Both Severin Roesen's "Still Life: Flowers and Fruit" and Marsden Hartley's "Night and Some Flowers" explore the theme of still life, focusing on the beauty of nature through the depiction of flowers and fruits. Each artist employs vibrant colors and dynamic compositions to emphasize the sensory experiences of their subjects, though Roesen's work tends to reflect a more traditional, detailed approach, while Hartley's style incorporates modernist abstraction. Additionally, both paintings evoke a sense of appreciation for the fleeting beauty of life, though they do so through different artistic lenses.