1759 1840 Collection
"1759-1840: A Journey Through the Botanical Art of Pierre Joseph Redoute" Step into the enchanting world of botanical art with Pierre Joseph Redoute
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"1759-1840: A Journey Through the Botanical Art of Pierre Joseph Redoute" Step into the enchanting world of botanical art with Pierre Joseph Redoute, a renowned artist who lived from 1759 to 1840. Known for his exquisite illustrations, Redoute captured the beauty and intricacy of various plant species. One such masterpiece is "Iris squalens, " also known as Brown-flowered Iris. With delicate strokes and vibrant colors, Redoute brings this iris to life, showcasing its unique charm. In another captivating piece titled "Scilla campanulata, " or Bluebell, he portrays the elegance of these bell-shaped flowers in stunning detail. Redoute's talent extends beyond irises and bluebells. His work on "Ixia miniata" and "Tritonia deusta" reveals his mastery in capturing the essence of Copper-color Tritonias. The vivid hues and meticulous brushwork make these paintings truly mesmerizing. Among his notable creations are roses like "Rosa Gallica Purpurea Velutina Parva. " Spanning several years from 1817 to 1824, this series showcases different varieties of these timeless blooms. The Plate principal Front Bank displays their arrangement beautifully, while a Print Transparent Painting exhibited on April 24th adds an ethereal touch. Not limited to flora alone, Redoute's portfolio includes fauna too. In one remarkable watercolor painting titled "Stag Beetle, " he skillfully highlights every intricate detail against white vellum background – a testament to his versatility as an artist. Exploring further into Redoute's collection reveals more wonders like "Witsenia corymbosa" and "Veratrum nigrum. " These pieces showcase his ability to capture not only plants but also their unique characteristics that make them stand out in nature. From Allium carinatum's keeled garlic bulbs to Lilium martagon's captivating Turks Cap Lilies, Redoute's artistry knows no bounds.