
Jacob van Walscappelle (Dutch, 1644 – 1727) painted this beautiful bouquet of tulips, roses, lilies, carnations, and other flora, with berries and butterflies, circa 1670, during the Golden Age of Dutch painting. This oil-on-canvas work is mounted onto oak and measures 59.8 x 47.5 cm. It is held by the National Gallery, London, United Kingdom, currently located in Gallery Room 17a.
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