Rosa Bifera Macrocarpa (1817 - 1824)

We are delighted to feature "Rosa Bifera Macrocarpa," a stunning botanical illustration by the renowned artist Pierre Joseph Redouté, created between the years 1817 and 1824. Known for his delicate and precise renderings of plants, Redouté brought this artwork to life with his unique ability to capture the subtle nuances of floral subjects.This artwork illustrates a lush, pink rose in full bloom, surrounded by buds in various stages of opening—an emblem of nature’s meticulous cycle. The main blossom sits regally at the top, exhibiting rows of delicately arranged petals that encapsulate the quintessence of natural beauty and floral architecture.Beneath the central bloom, Redouté has portrayed the rose's foliage and thorny stem with equal attentiveness. The green leaves, true to life, exhibit rich textures and natural imperfections, reinforcing the artist’s commitment to botanical accuracy. Moreover, the stem, detailed with precise thorn illustrations, balances the softness of the petals with a hint of the ruggedness of nature."Rosa Bifera Macrocarpa” is not just a visual treat; it also serves as a historical document that reflects the intellectual curiosity of the 19th century regarding botany and the natural world. This piece is a must-see for enthusiasts of botanical art and admirers of meticulous detail and historical artistry.