Caption
Floral composition, Frederik de Wit ca. 1630–1706; young creator, engraved by Jeremias Falck ca. 1609–1677; flowers — irises, tulips; pattern book / album illustration; decoration patterns; botany; Polish subject; from Falck, Florum Icones, 1662 illustration, after 1662; French/Dutch graphics; album; Amsterdam; height 20.4 cm, width 14.6 cm, A sepia-toned illustration on aged paper shows a group of botanical drawings arranged across the page, featuring a variety of flower heads, stems, leaves, and buds. The flowers display different shapes including a bell-like, checkered-pattern bloom with long narrow leaves, a ruffled multi-petaled blossom on a curving stem, a drooping bud near broad veined leaves, and a large intricately folded iris-like flower with layered petals and stout stem. Several long, slender leaves curve and intertwine among the stems, and a few rounded leaves with textured veins sit near the bottom. The image is rendered in dark brown line work against a light tan background with small spots and discolorations.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A33_182
License type
Rights managed
Available size
72.3Mb (6.0Mb) / 14.0in x 20.0in / 4210 x 6000 (300dpi)