Corallorrhiza maculata- Spotted Coral Root 1931

Edwin Hale Lincoln's 1931 drawing, "Corallorrhiza maculata- Spotted Coral Root," showcases the delicate beauty of the plant. The three stalks are depicted in meticulous detail, with the artist capturing the subtle variations in the flower's delicate structure. The use of graphite on paper creates a sense of depth and texture, highlighting the graceful curvature of the petals. This artwork exemplifies Lincoln's dedication to botanical illustration and his ability to portray the natural world with scientific accuracy and artistic finesse.