In 16th-century European countries, Abstract Oil Paintings on fabric ocurred as an easier method for painting paintings. The advantage was that the paintings could be finished in the artist’s studio room and later transferred to its location and there connected to the walls or roof. Oil color can be said to be the least acceptable method for Flower Oil Paintings because of its lack of elegance in color. Also the pigmentation are yellowed by the folder or are more easily suffering from environmental circumstances. The fabric itself is more subject to fast destruction than a plaster ground.