Auriculas Bouquet by Pierre Joseph Redouté Art Print

Auriculas in shades of blue, violet, scarlet, and deep burgundy gather into a richly colored bouquet in Pierre Joseph Redouté’s Bouquet of Auriculas. Pale yellow centers brighten the rounded blossoms, while broad green leaves and a mottled green-and-gold background give the flowers a lush, garden-like setting. Some petals are delicately edged or patterned, adding variety to this graceful floral arrangement.

Painted in watercolor on vellum in 1837, the work celebrates the remarkable range of colors and forms found in cultivated auriculas. These flowers, also known as mountain cowslips or bear’s ears, have long delighted gardeners with their distinctive foliage and jewel-like blooms. The original work is held at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. Reproduced in archival quality, this colorful botanical artwork makes a thoughtful choice for flower lovers and garden-inspired interiors. Available as a premium-quality archival art print by Brandywine General Store.

Catalog – Botanical Art Print #107