Twee meerkleurige tulpensoorten 1617

Crispijn van de Passe (II) created this etching of two multicolored tulips in 1617. The image shows detailed renderings of the tulip blossoms and stems, emphasizing the intricate patterns and textures of the flowers. This artwork is a testament to the artistry of Dutch still life and the fascination with the botanical world during the 17th century. It showcases the beauty of the tulip, a flower that played a significant role in Dutch culture and economy, and exemplifies the precision and detail characteristic of Dutch engravings. The artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, Netherlands.