Twee tulpen met vlinder 1637
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"Twee tulpen met vlinder" (Two tulips with a butterfly) is a watercolor painting by Jacob Marrel, created in 1637, that is currently on display at the Rijksmuseum. The work is a beautiful example of Dutch still life and showcases Marrel's mastery of detail. The painting depicts two tulips, one with red and white stripes and the other with pink and white stripes. A small butterfly rests on a leaf below the tulips. Marrel's careful attention to the textures and colors of the flowers makes the painting seem almost lifelike. The painting is a testament to the Dutch obsession with flowers and the beauty of nature during the Golden Age.
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