Lupinus pilosus (blå lupin); Lupinus luteus (gul lupin); Lupinus angustifolius (smalbladet lupin); Lupinus albus (hvid lupin) 1649 - 1659
hanssimonholtzbecker
statensmuseumforkunst
drawing, gouache
drawing
naturalistic pattern
water colours
pastel soft colours
gouache
hand-embroidered
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
textile design
imprinted textile
layered pattern
watercolor
"Lupinus pilosus (blå lupin); Lupinus luteus (gul lupin); Lupinus angustifolius (smalbladet lupin); Lupinus albus (hvid lupin)" is a botanical illustration by Danish artist Hans Simon Holtzbecker, created between 1649 and 1659. The painting depicts four different species of lupine flowers in intricate detail, showcasing Holtzbecker's meticulous observation of nature. This piece, now housed at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, exemplifies the tradition of scientific illustration in the 17th century, where artistic beauty was combined with botanical accuracy. The use of watercolor and meticulous detail gives a realistic representation of the plant species, making it a valuable resource for studying botany.
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