Keizerskroon en bloemen uit de anjerfamilie 1630 - 1718

This anonymous Dutch print from the 17th century depicts various types of flowers, including the fritillaria imperialis or crown imperial. It is part of a larger series of botanical prints, highlighting the meticulous detail and scientific accuracy characteristic of Dutch flower studies. The print showcases the artist's understanding of plant morphology, capturing the delicate features and intricate details of each bloom. This work is now housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into the rich history of Dutch botanical art.