Everything Must Go Barbara Regina Dietzsch (german, 1706-1783), [five Floral Specimens] Special Discount [BWkZa3fL]

Barbara Regina Dietzsch's Five Floral Specimens

Explore the remarkable artistry of Barbara Regina Dietzsch with this exquisite collection of five floral specimens. A celebrated member of the esteemed Dietzsch family, Barbara Regina Dietzsch (German, 1706-1783) was renowned for her unparalleled watercolor and gouache paintings of flowers and fruit. This piece, meticulously crafted with watercolor, gouache, and gold leaf on vellum, showcases her extraordinary talent and meticulous attention to detail. Each specimen is a testament to her skill and the enduring beauty of nature.

Product Specifications and Features

This captivating piece measures 14 x 10 1/2 inches on vellum, and is framed to perfection at 24 x 20 1/4 inches. Its provenance is impeccable, having been with the renowned art antiquarian Hans Marcus (1912–1992) and purchased by Arader in 1987. The rich history of this artwork adds to its allure, making it an invaluable addition to any art collection. Notable features include the use of a black or dark brown ground, which creates a dramatic contrast and emphasizes the sharp, hard finish of the drawing. This technique, along with Dietzsch's exceptional clarity of depiction, separates her work from that of her contemporaries.

Unmatched Artistry and Historical Significance

Barbara Regina Dietzsch's work was not only cherished during her lifetime but also held in high regard by collectors in the Netherlands and England. Her paintings were so highly valued that some of the most famous painters of the time accepted her works as payment. This speaks to the incredible reputation she achieved and the lasting impact of her art. Each floral specimen is a reflection of her remarkable clarity of depiction and her skill in rendering. With this collection, you not only acquire a stunning piece of art but also a piece of history. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece that embodies the very essence of botanical artistry.