Double Plum
28
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
28
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Double Plum is a 28 by Edward Ingram Taylor, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This drawing shows two thin branches with small leaves and flowers. The flowers are white and have many petals. They are arranged along the branches in a random pattern. The branches are drawn in a detailed, realistic style. The flowers and leaves are delicate and intricate. The background of the drawing is a light color, which helps the branches and flowers stand out. If you like this drawing, you might also enjoy learning about the technique of cross-hatching, which is used to create detailed, textured images like this one.
A pencil drawing by Edward Ingram Taylor depicts three sprigs of plum blossoms.
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Edward Ingram Taylor (1855–1923) was an artist.
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