Roemeria hybrida (violet hornvalmue); Glaucium corniculatum (rød hornskulpe)
1654
unspecified
From the collection of Statens Museum for Kunst
This watercolor painting features two plants, each with a single stem and leaves. The plant on the left has a long, thin stem with sparse leaves and three flowers in various shades of pink. The plant on the right has a shorter, thicker stem with more leaves and three flowers in shades of red and orange. The flowers and leaves are detailed and realistic, with visible veins and texture. The stems and leaves are a light green color, while the flowers have a soft, delicate appearance. The painting is a beautiful example of floral art. To learn more about the artist's use of watercolor, explore the technique of glazing.
