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Natural history ensemble no 7 Hodgepodge leaf
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Natural history ensemble no 7 Hodgepodge leaf
Natural history ensemble (no. 7), 7. Hodgepodge leaf / Miscelaniorum tabula 7. / 7. feuille de melange (title on object), Leaf with the seventh natural history ensemble with animals and plants, numbers 1-14. Insects (dragonfly, fly), spider, beans, centipede, fruits, flowers and a shrimp. Numbered top right: 7. Part of the seventh album with drawings of reptiles, amphibians and natural history ensembles. The seventh of twelve albums with watercolors of animals, birds and plants, known around 1600, commissioned by Emperor Rudolf II. With explanations in Dutch, Latin and French, insects, insects: dragon-fly, flowers, vegetables, spiders, crustaceans (SHRIMP), Elias Verhulst (attributed to), 1596 - 1610, paper, pencil, chalk, watercolor (paint), deck paint, ink, pen, h 160 mm × w 248 mm
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Media ID 19551168
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This print showcases the intricate beauty of a Hodgepodge leaf from the Natural History Ensemble no. 7. The leaf is adorned with an enchanting array of animals and plants, ranging from insects like dragonflies and flies to a delicate spider, beans, centipedes, fruits, flowers, and even a shrimp. Each element is meticulously illustrated with remarkable detail. Numbered at the top right as 7, this artwork forms part of the seventh album containing drawings of reptiles, amphibians, and various natural history ensembles. Created between 1596 and 1610 by Elias Verhulst or someone attributed to him, these watercolors were commissioned by Emperor Rudolf II during that period. The piece measures approximately 160 mm in height and 248 mm in width. It was crafted using paper as its canvas along with pencil sketches enhanced by chalk accents. The vibrant colors were achieved through watercolor paint while deck paint was used for added depth. Ink pens were employed for precise detailing. Accompanying this stunning composition are explanations written in Dutch, Latin, and French languages - providing further insight into each depicted subject matter. As part of the Liszt Collection's extensive catalog of historical artworks capturing nature's wonders around the year 1600 AD. , this particular print offers viewers a glimpse into both scientific curiosity and artistic mastery combined seamlessly within one frame.
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