Légende
Floral composition; artist: Frederik de Wit ca. 1630–1706, young; engraver: Jeremias Falck ca. 1609–1677; subject: flowers, daffodils; themes: pattern books, decoration patterns, botany; cultural associations: Dutch, Polish, French graphics; work: Falck, Florum Icones, 1662 — illustration, after 1662; format: album; dimensions: height 20.8 cm, width 15.0 cm; places associated: Amsterdam, Hamburg., The image shows a detailed ink drawing of several flowers and stems on a textured beige background; a large multi-petaled blossom with thin, radiating filament-like leaves occupies the upper center, while a group of smaller, layered flowers with curved petals and buds appears on the left, connected by slender stems and accompanied by a few long leaves at the lower left. Toward the lower right there are two prominent daisy-like flowers with rounded petals and textured central disks, and a few thin stems rise between them. The drawing is rendered in dark brown ink against the beige paper, with variations in shading creating depth and fine linework outlining petals, leaves, and stems.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A33_177
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
72.3Mo (6.7Mo) / 35.6cm x 50.8cm / 4210 x 6000 (300dpi)