Twee tulpen met vlinder by Jacob Marrel

Twee tulpen met vlinder 1637

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painting, watercolor

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water colours

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dutch-golden-age

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painting

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watercolor

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coloured pencil

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botanical art

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watercolor

"Twee tulpen met vlinder" (Two Tulips with a Butterfly) is a watercolor painting by Jacob Marrel, a 17th-century Dutch artist renowned for his botanical illustrations. Created in 1637, the painting showcases two vibrantly colored tulips, one with a white base and crimson stripes and the other with a red base and white stripes. The tulips are depicted with exquisite detail, capturing the delicate beauty of these prized flowers. A small butterfly adds a touch of whimsy to the composition, further enhancing the overall sense of realism. This painting is a prime example of Marrel's mastery in depicting the intricate details of the natural world.

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