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Arab coffee plant, 1668-1729. Creator: Vincent Laurentz van der Vinne I
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Arab coffee plant, 1668-1729. Creator: Vincent Laurentz van der Vinne I
Arab coffee plant, 1668-1729
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This exquisite pencil and watercolor drawing by Vincent Laurentz van der Vinne I, entitled "Arab Coffee Plant, 1668-1729," offers a captivating glimpse into the botanical wonders of the Arabian Peninsula during the 17th and 18th centuries. Van der Vinne, a Dutch artist and scientist, meticulously captured the intricate details of the coffee plant, a cash crop of great significance during this period. The drawing showcases the coffee bush in all its glory, with its vibrant green leaves and stems, set against a simple, unassuming background. The artist's skillful use of pencil and watercolor paints brings the plant to life, revealing the delicate veins on the leaves and the subtle variations in color and texture. The Arabian coffee plant, specifically the Coffea arabica variety, was a source of pride and prosperity for the Arab world. The beans were highly valued for their unique taste and aroma, making coffee a coveted commodity in Europe and beyond. This drawing serves as a testament to the importance of botanical knowledge during this era, as well as the artistic prowess of the Dutch master, Vincent Laurentz van der Vinne I. The drawing is a stunning example of the intersection between art and science, as van der Vinne's keen observation and dedication to detail allowed him to accurately depict the coffee plant for posterity. The close-up perspective invites the viewer to explore the intricacies of the plant, making it a valuable addition to any collection of botanical art or heritage art. This work is a reminder of the rich cultural and scientific heritage of the Low Countries and the Netherlands during the 17th and 18th centuries.
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