Rosa Cinnamomea Flore Simplici (1817 - 1824)

We invite you to delve into the serene elegance of Pierre Joseph Redouté’s botanical masterpiece, "Rosa Cinnamomea Flore Simplici", a striking depiction from his prolific period between 1817 and 1824. Known for his exquisite detail and delicate touch, Redouté captures the simple yet profound beauty of the cinnamon rose with an almost scientific precision.This artwork showcases several stages of bloom—from a tightly bound bud to full, resplendent flowers. The soft pinks and deep crimson hues of the petals stand out against the rich greens of the leaves, creating a vibrant yet soothing palette. Each flower is rendered with such meticulous care that one can almost feel the velvety texture of the petals and the freshness of the foliage.Redouté's skill in highlighting the unique characteristics of each flower while maintaining botanical accuracy makes this painting not only a visual delight but also an important historical record. This piece conveys a timeless appreciation for nature's intricate beauty, making it a perfect addition to any collection or an elegant touch to any space.As you view "Rosa Cinnamomea Flore Simplici", we encourage you to contemplate the intertwining of art and nature, and the quiet beauty that blooms in the detailed exploration of the world’s flora.