Corallorrhiza striata- Striped Coral Root 1931

Edwin Hale Lincoln's 1931 watercolor, "Corallorrhiza striata - Striped Coral Root", captures the delicate beauty of this flowering plant. The artwork, housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, depicts two stalks of the plant, their slender stems rising gracefully and adorned with intricate, striped blossoms. Lincoln's precise brushstrokes and muted palette create a sense of calm and natural elegance, highlighting the intricate details of this often overlooked wildflower. The work is a testament to Lincoln's talent for botanical illustration, showcasing his keen observation and masterful skill in translating the complexities of nature into art.