Schelp c. 1867 - 1935
mauritsvandervalk
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vegetal
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shape in negative space
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egg art
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botanical drawing
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food art
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watercolour bleed
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watercolour illustration
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munch-inspired
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botanical art
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watercolor
"Schelp" is a watercolor painting created by Maurits van der Valk between 1867 and 1935. The painting depicts a single seashell, rendered in delicate shades of pink, brown, and gray. Van der Valk's precise and detailed brushstrokes capture the intricate textures of the shell, highlighting its natural beauty. Currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, this work exemplifies Van der Valk's talent for still life, offering a glimpse into his artistic journey.
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