Alcea rosea (have-stokrose) by Hans Simon Holtzbecker

Alcea rosea (have-stokrose) 1649 - 1659

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drawing, gouache

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drawing

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water colours

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egg art

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gouache

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possibly oil pastel

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handmade artwork painting

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coloured pencil

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watercolour bleed

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watercolour illustration

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botanical art

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watercolor

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warm toned green

"Alcea rosea (have-stokrose)" is a botanical illustration created by Hans Simon Holtzbecker in the 17th century. The artwork features three stalks of hollyhock flowers, each with a different color variation: yellow, orange-pink, and pink. Holtzbecker's precise details capture the delicate features of the blossoms and leaves, showcasing the beauty of nature. This work reflects the growing interest in botanical studies during the 17th century, demonstrating the artistic and scientific appreciation for the natural world. The artwork is currently housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst.

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