Twee tulpen met schelp en stel parende waterjuffers 1637 - 1639

"Twee tulpen met schelp en stel parende waterjuffers," by Jacob Marrel, is a watercolor painting depicting two white tulips with red stripes alongside a seashell and a pair of mating dragonflies. It is an example of Dutch Golden Age flower painting and was likely part of a larger volume dedicated to botanical illustrations. The painting is known for its detailed and accurate representation of its subjects, highlighting the beauty and diversity of nature. Marrel's work is noted for its realism and scientific precision, appealing to both artists and botanists. The artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.