Burdocks, Campions and Brambles by a Treetrunk on a River Bank 1792 - 1847

"Burdocks, Campions and Brambles by a Treetrunk on a River Bank" is a detailed botanical illustration created by Josephus Augustus Knip between 1792 and 1847. This drawing showcases Knip's meticulous attention to detail, capturing the intricate forms of various plants and their arrangement on a river bank. The artwork is characterized by its use of delicate grey tones, creating a sense of depth and realism in its depiction of the natural world. This work, now residing in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, stands as a testament to Knip's mastery of botanical illustration, showcasing the beauty and complexity of the plant kingdom.