Anemone ×fulgens (skinnende anemone) 1635 - 1664
hanssimonholtzbecker
statensmuseumforkunst
drawing, gouache
vegetal
drawing
natural world styling
gouache
food illustration
floral photography
botanical photography
food art
watercolour illustration
food photography
botanical art
flower photography
This 17th-century botanical illustration, "Anemone ×fulgens (skinnende anemone)," by Hans Simon Holtzbecker, showcases the delicate beauty of the Anemone flower in exquisite detail. The artwork depicts three variations of the Anemone, each with a unique color palette and form, highlighting the plant's diverse and captivating features. This meticulous rendering exemplifies the meticulousness and artistic skill of botanical illustration during this period, capturing the scientific accuracy and aesthetic appeal of the natural world. "Anemone ×fulgens (skinnende anemone)" is a testament to Holtzbecker's mastery of watercolor, his ability to capture the subtle variations in color and texture, and his commitment to capturing the beauty of nature in its most intricate forms.
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