Akelei-tien 1470 - 1500

"Akelei-tien" is a circular woodcut created by Meester PW van Keulen around 1470-1500. The artwork depicts various stages of Columbine flower growth. The detailed and precise rendering of the flowers is characteristic of the early botanical illustrations that were prevalent during the Renaissance. The artist's keen observation of nature is evident in the intricate depiction of the flowers, showcasing their delicate features and intricate patterns. This woodcut is a valuable example of early botanical art and offers a glimpse into the scientific and artistic interests of the time.