Ligustrum vulgare (almindelig liguster) by Hans Simon Holtzbecker

Ligustrum vulgare (almindelig liguster) 1649 - 1659

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drawing, gouache

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drawing

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ink painting

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gouache

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appetizing

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fluid art

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ink drawing experimentation

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coloured pencil

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pen-ink sketch

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watercolour bleed

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watercolour illustration

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pencil art

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watercolor

Hans Simon Holtzbecker's "Ligustrum vulgare (almindelig liguster)" is a detailed botanical illustration from 1649-1659. The artwork, housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, depicts two branches of the common privet plant, showcasing both its green leaves and small black berries. Holtzbecker's precise and meticulous rendering captures the delicate details of the plant, contributing to his reputation as a prominent botanical artist. This watercolor, measuring 505 mm in height and 385 mm in width, exemplifies the growing interest in natural history during the 17th century.

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