Rosa hemisphaerica (svovlgul rose); Rosa gallica (fløjls-rose); Rosa ×damascena (damascener-rose)
1654
unspecified
From the collection of Statens Museum for Kunst
This painting shows four different roses on branches with green leaves. The flowers are bright colors—one yellow, one deep red, one pink, and one pale white. Each bloom is detailed, with petals layered carefully and buds still closed. The background is plain, letting the flowers stand out. The artist focused on each rose’s unique shape and color. The yellow rose looks almost golden, while the deep red one has a darker center. The leaves are all drawn with small veins, making them look real. If you like detailed flowers, try looking up watercolor to see how artists use layers of paint to create depth.
