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The Lily of the Valley with butterfly and grasshopper. A Perfect Recreation™ of the original watercolor and gouache on paper by Jacques LeMoyne de Morgues, c. 1570. 5 x 7
LeMoyne's patrons included King Charles IX of France and Sir Walter Raleigh. He was the first great botanical artist to draw and paint the flora of North America. This work is a part of his largest and earliest florilegia, an extraordinary and rare set of 80 watercolor masterpieces created during the early 1570s. This work is an intricately beautiful time machine that will provide years of conversation, contemplation and enjoyment. "Gorgeous botanical prints in exquisite detail".
What The Media Say "Absolutely perfect and magnificent".
What Our Customers Say
The original work is available for $190,000. Inquire about purchase.
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