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Botanical Precision: Pancratium wall art print | By Print Room Ltd
Botanical Precision: Pancratium wall art print | By Print Room Ltd
Botanical Precision: Pancratium (American Narcissus)
Artist: Georg Dionysius Ehret
Nationality: German
Date: Circa 1752
Exhibition: The Met Fifth Avenue, Gallery 690
"Botanical Precision: Pancratium (American Narcissus)" is an exquisite example of Georg Dionysius Ehret's work, a German artist renowned for his contributions to botanical art. Created around 1752, this piece is currently on display at The Met Fifth Avenue, a testament to Ehret's legacy and his influence on botanical illustration.
Having settled in London in 1738, Ehret's artistry blossomed, leading to a new standard of botanical accuracy that would become the hallmark of his style. His drawings, later transformed into engravings, were widely published, earning him a fellowship at the Royal Society in 1757.
This particular artwork exhibits Ehret's mature style with its compelling contrast of the Pancratium, also known as the American narcissus, against a pure white background. The intentional placement accentuates the plant's elegant form and intricate details, particularly the stamens and pistils which Ehret meticulously depicted, reflecting his knowledge of plant anatomy gained from Dr. Christoph Joseph Trew, a distinguished physician and botanist from Nuremberg.
The stencilled title on the lower left hints that this drawing was part of a series, possibly intended for educational or scholarly pursuits. "Botanical Precision: Pancratium (American Narcissus)" is not only a celebration of Ehret's skill but also a piece of botanical history, capturing the essence of 18th-century scientific exploration and artistic expression. It is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of botanical art, offering a glimpse into the intersection of science and aesthetics that defines the beauty of natural history illustration.
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