Rosa Centifolia Bipinnata (1817 - 1824)

Welcome to a serene exploration of nature’s subtle charm with Pierre Joseph Redouté’s exquisite illustration, "Rosa Centifolia Bipinnata." Created between the years 1817 and 1824, this painting captures the delicate allure of the centifolia rose, famously known as the “cabbage rose” for its densely packed petals.The artwork features a single, full bloom centered prominently on the canvas, its petals unfolding in gentle shades of pink. This stunning rose is supported by a thin, vertical stem adorned with several smaller, unopened buds poised in anticipation of their own blooming. Surrounding the bloom, an array of vivid green leaves and smaller foliage contrast the soft pink petals, adding a lush, vibrant backdrop to the intricate details of the flower.Pierre Joseph Redouté, celebrated for his masterful botanical illustrations, delivers a remarkable level of detail in this artwork. Each leaf and petal is rendered with such precision and clarity that one can almost feel the texture through the painting. This piece not only showcases Redouté’s artistic prowess but also his deep understanding of botanical subjects, making it a treasure for both art enthusiasts and floral aficionados.Displayed as part of our botanical collection, "Rosa Centifolia Bipinnata" invites viewers to pause and appreciate the timeless beauty of nature captured by one of the masters of botanical art.