Drawing 8-6 Nymphaea rubra (Indian Red Water-Lily) 1907

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"Drawing 8-6 Nymphaea rubra (Indian Red Water-Lily) 1907" is a botanical illustration by Arthur Henry Church, an English artist, and botanist known for his detailed and scientifically accurate depictions of plants. Created in 1907, this work is part of a series of illustrations that Church produced over his career, showcasing his meticulous approach to capturing the intricate details of plant life.

The illustration features the Nymphaea rubra, commonly known as the Indian Red Water-Lily, which is a species of water lily with distinctive reddish hues. Church's rendering of the plant is notable for its precision and attention to the morphological characteristics of the species, including the structure of its leaves, the texture of its petals, and the overall form of the aquatic plant as it sits on the water's surface.

Arthur Henry Church (1834–1915) was a prominent figure in the intersection of art and science during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His works often served both an aesthetic and an educational purpose, providing valuable visual references for botanists and horticulturists. "Drawing 8-6 Nymphaea rubra (Indian Red Water-Lily) 1907" exemplifies Church's dedication to the scientific study of plants while also reflecting the artistic elegance that can be found in nature's designs.

The drawing is executed with a level of detail that suggests Church's use of a microscope or magnifying lens, a common practice in his work to ensure botanical accuracy. The composition of the piece, with the water lily prominently placed, allows viewers to appreciate the beauty of the subject while also offering a clear view of its botanical features.

As with many of Church's illustrations, this drawing would have been used for educational purposes, possibly accompanying a botanical text or displayed in an academic setting. Today, it stands as a testament to the rich tradition of botanical illustration and the contributions of artists like Arthur Henry Church to the scientific and artistic understanding of the natural world.

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