These want to be part of wedding invitations, place cards at fine dinners, and edging scrapbook pages. I love how crisp burgundy and white look together. These 2 oil painting style, floral clipart elements are 5″ and 300 dpi png.
This is currently a FREE digital element pack.
Download this floral digi kit HERE.
Echoes of the Dutch Golden Age: Capturing Floral Beauty
- These may remind you of the Baroque (17th century) or Dutch Golden Age, when floral still-life floral paintings were rich in color, dramatic in lighting, and highly detailed. Artists of this time captured flowers with a near-photographic realism, often using dark backgrounds to make the blooms appear luminous.
- The most famous floral oil painter of that era was Rachel Ruysch (1664–1750). She was a Dutch artist known for her exquisitely detailed and vibrant floral still lifes. Her work showcased rich colors, delicate textures, and masterful compositions that made flowers seem almost alive. Ruysch’s paintings were highly sought after, and she had a long and successful career spanning over 60 years.
Rachel Ruysch (1664–1750)
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