Smalbladige lepelboom in landschap (Kalmia Angustifolio) c. 1775 - 1825

"Smalbladige lepelboom in landschap (Kalmia Angustifolio)" is a watercolor painting by Willem van Leen, created between 1775 and 1825. Van Leen, born in 1753, is known for his botanical illustrations. The painting showcases a delicate, detailed depiction of a Kalmia Angustifolia plant, also known as the "Sheep Laurel." It is a watercolor painting that is a part of a series of botanical illustrations, with a specific focus on the detailed representation of the plant and its leaves. The soft, naturalistic colors create a sense of realism, capturing the beauty of this plant in its natural habitat. This painting is a testament to van Leen's skill as a botanical artist, showcasing his ability to capture the nuances of nature with precision and grace.