Twee tulpen met twee morellen en waterjuffer 1637

"Twee tulpen met twee morellen en waterjuffer" (Two tulips with two cherries and a dragonfly) is a watercolor on paper by Jacob Marrel, a renowned Dutch still life painter, dated 1637. This exquisite depiction of two red and white striped tulips, two cherries, and a delicate dragonfly exemplifies Marrel's mastery of botanical accuracy and intricate detail. The painting showcases the vibrant colors and delicate textures of the flowers and fruit, creating a visually captivating composition that celebrates the beauty of nature. This artwork, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to Marrel's skill and the Dutch passion for the art of still life painting.