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Tritonia crocatia, flame freesia
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Tritonia crocatia, flame freesia
Tritonia crocatia, flame freesia Watercolour on vellum, 1794 by Mary Lawrance (fl.1790-1830) Held in the Library and Archives
This image could have imperfections as it's either historical or reportage.
Media ID 33364946
© Natural History Museum, London, The Natural History Museum
Angiosperm Botanic Botanical Female Flame Flower Flowering Lawrance Lawrence Lily Painting Watercolor Watercolour Angiospermae Asparagales Aurea Corn Lily Freesia Iridaceae Magnoliophyta Monocot Monocotyledon Tritonia Women Artists
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This stunning watercolor print captures the vibrant beauty of Tritonia crocatia, commonly known as flame freesia. Painted on vellum in 1794 by the talented artist Mary Lawrance, this artwork is a testament to her skill and love for botanical illustration. Tritonia crocatia belongs to the family Iridaceae and is native to South Africa. Its fiery orange flowers, delicately depicted in this painting, are truly captivating. The intricate details of each petal and stamen showcase Lawrance's meticulous attention to accuracy and her ability to bring nature's wonders to life on paper. Lawrance was a prominent female artist during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Her contributions to botanical art have left an indelible mark on the field, inspiring generations of artists who followed in her footsteps. This particular piece is held within the Library and Archives collection, serving as a valuable resource for researchers, enthusiasts, and admirers alike. It exemplifies both scientific precision and artistic expression—a true fusion of botany and aesthetics. The use of watercolors adds a softness and ethereal quality to the image that perfectly complements the delicate nature of Tritonia crocatia. The play between light and shadow creates depth within each petal, making them appear almost three-dimensional. As we gaze upon this exquisite artwork by Mary Lawrance through Alamy's lens, we are reminded once again of nature's boundless beauty—and how art can capture its essence with grace and elegance.
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