Two Branches With A Flower
Technique: Giclée quality print
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The image displays two delicate floral branches intertwining gracefully. The prominent flower, vibrant in shades of deep red, showcases tightly layered petals that bloom with a lush, full appearance. Adjacent to it, a lighter flower presents itself in soft red and white, its petals appearing more spread out and feathery, giving it an airy, delicate look. Each flower stem bears slender, green leaves that are sharply detailed, lending a fresh, realistic effect to the composition. The contrast between the softness of the petals and the crispness of the green leaves adds to the visual appeal of the painting.
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Michiel van Huysum was born in Amsterdam.
He was born in a artistic family of artists. Michiel is known for his Arcadian landscapes, watercolours of fruit and flowers.
He died at age of 74 in Amsterdam.
He was the youngest son of painter Justus van Huysum (I); and brother of Jan van Huysum and uncle of Francina Margaretha van Huysum