Rood-witte bloem 17th century

annacorneliamoda

blue ink drawing

pastel soft colours

ink paper printed

old engraving style

flower

personal sketchbook

ink drawing experimentation

sketchbook drawing

watercolour illustration

sketchbook art

bridal fashion

"Rood-witte bloem" (meaning "red-white flower" in Dutch) is a 17th-century watercolor painting by Anna Cornelia Moda, showcasing a single, delicate flower with white petals striped with vibrant crimson. The intricate detail and precise brushstrokes are characteristic of botanical illustration, highlighting the beauty and complexity of the natural world. This small artwork, measuring 160 mm in height and 151 mm in width, captures the viewer's attention with its simplicity and exquisite execution.