Bfcm Special Pierre-joseph Redouté (belgian, 1759-1840), “elegant Homeria” Sisyrinchium Elegans Bundle Deal [SYnOjRQa]

Pierre-Joseph Redouté's "Elegant Homeria" Sisyrinchium elegans

Embark on a journey of botanical beauty with Pierre-Joseph Redouté's exquisite watercolor, "Elegant Homeria" Sisyrinchium elegans. This masterpiece, a testament to Redouté's artistic prowess, captures the delicate essence of this South African flower. This watercolor, meticulously crafted on vellum, is a rare and precious addition to any collection of botanical art.

• Artistic Mastery: Redouté's attention to detail and his ability to capture the natural beauty of plants are evident in every stroke of his brush.
• Historical Significance: As part of Les Liliacées, this piece is part of a groundbreaking botanical work that has shaped the study of botany and art.

Artistic and Technical Details

This watercolor, numbered 171, is a fine example of Redouté's work prepared for Les Liliacées, a comprehensive botanical study of lilies and related plants. Created between 1802 and 1816, this piece showcases Redouté's skillful use of watercolor and graphite on vellum. The dimensions of the vellum are 18 1/8 x 13 1/8 inches, while the frame size is 30 1/2 x 25 1/2 inches, making it a significant piece for any enthusiast of botanical art.

• Medium: Watercolor and graphite on vellum, ensuring a delicate and translucent appearance.
• Date: Completed around 1802-1816, making it a piece of historical significance.

Collecting and Enjoyment

Whether you are a botanist, art enthusiast, or collector, "Elegant Homeria" Sisyrinchium elegans offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of botanical history. This watercolor not only adds a touch of elegance to your collection but also serves as a beautiful reminder of the natural world's beauty. Its origins in the winter rainfall regions of South Africa (Western Cape from Clanwilliam to the Cape Peninsula and eastwards to Caledon) make it a truly special piece.

• Unique Origin: From the winter rainfall regions of South Africa, this flower adds a unique cultural and geographical aspect to your collection.
• Personalized Experience: Perfect for collectors looking to add a rare and significant piece to their collection or art enthusiasts seeking a piece of botanical history.