Flowers appear across several traditions at once: as the main subject of still life painting, as the focus of botanical illustration, and as a decorative motif in prints and posters. Flower still life became a speciality of its own in the Dutch Republic in the seventeenth century, with painters such as Jan van Huysum and Rachel Ruysch building elaborate bouquets that were never actually arranged in life. Alongside this, botanical artists such as Pierre-Joseph Redoute produced precise engraved and hand coloured studies of individual species for scientific and horticultural use. A pre 1930 archive under this heading spans these still life paintings, botanical plates and decorative floral prints.
Flowers Wall Art: 252 artworks catalogued so far, each downloadable or printable to order.
Flowers appear across several traditions at once: as the main subject of still life painting, as the focus of botanical illustration, and as a decorative motif in prints and posters. Flower still life became a speciality of its own in the Dutch Republic in the seventeenth century, with painters such as Jan van Huysum and Rachel Ruysch building elaborate bouquets that were never actually arranged in life. Alongside this, botanical artists such as Pierre-Joseph Redoute produced precise engraved and hand coloured studies of individual species for scientific and horticultural use. A pre 1930 archive under this heading spans these still life paintings, botanical plates and decorative floral prints.
The most represented artists here are Sydenham Edwards (1,509), Louis Antoine Cusin (1,331), Mary Vaux Walcott (1,165).
By movement: Neoclassicism (9,101), Academic (5,318), Renaissance (789).
By orientation: 2,387 landscape, 18,346 portrait, 126 square.
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