Rosa Pimpinellifolia Mariaeburgensis, engraved by Chapuy, from Les Roses, by Remond, pub. 1818

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Rosa Pimpinellifolia Mariaeburgensis is a distinguished botanical illustration engraved by the renowned artist Chapuy, featured in the celebrated work "Les Roses" by Claude-Antoine Thory and Pierre-Joseph Redouté. Published in 1818, "Les Roses" is a seminal collection that showcases the exquisite beauty and diversity of roses, capturing the intricate details and delicate nuances of each species through masterful artistry and scientific precision.

Pierre-Joseph Redouté, often referred to as the "Raphael of flowers," was a preeminent botanical illustrator of the 18th and 19th centuries. His collaboration with Thory, a botanist, resulted in "Les Roses," a monumental work that remains highly regarded in both the art and scientific communities. Redouté's illustrations are celebrated for their accuracy, elegance, and the ability to convey the essence of each plant.

The engraving of Rosa Pimpinellifolia Mariaeburgensis by Chapuy exemplifies the meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail that characterize the entire collection. Chapuy, an accomplished engraver, played a crucial role in translating Redouté's original watercolors into engravings that could be reproduced and disseminated widely. His skillful engraving techniques ensured that the delicate features of the rose, from the intricate petal structure to the subtle gradations of color, were faithfully rendered.

Rosa Pimpinellifolia, commonly known as the Burnet Rose, is a species native to Europe and western Asia. The specific epithet "Mariaeburgensis" likely denotes a particular variety or cultivar within this species, though detailed historical records of this specific nomenclature are sparse. The illustration captures the plant's characteristic small, creamy-white flowers and dark, almost black hips, set against finely detailed foliage.

"Les Roses" not only serves as a botanical reference but also as a testament to the artistic and scientific endeavors of the early 19th century. The collaboration between Redouté, Thory, and engravers like Chapuy resulted in a work that continues to be admired for its beauty and precision. Rosa Pimpinellifolia Mariaeburgensis, as part of this collection, represents a harmonious blend of art and science, immortalizing the ephemeral beauty of roses for generations to appreciate.

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