Wildflowers 1875

Ellen Robbins' 1875 watercolor painting "Wildflowers" is a testament to the beauty of nature's simple wonders. This intimate and detailed depiction of a delicate bouquet of wildflowers, set against a subtly rendered background, showcases Robbins' meticulous approach to botanical art. The use of vibrant hues and realistic textures creates a sense of depth and life within the arrangement. The painting, housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, remains a popular example of 19th-century American still-life, offering a glimpse into Robbins' skillful observation of the natural world.