TOLEDO — The Dutch painter Rachel Ruysch won the lottery twice — in 1713 and 1723. Most people will be happy for you if you win the lottery once — even if you’re already quite well off, as Ruysch was.

Renowned in her time, with her paintings in high demand, Rachel Ruysch (1664-1750) has nonetheless been largely ignored by museums. She has never had a major monographic exhibition, not even in her ...

WASHINGTON -- Old masters didn't limit themselves to painting grave biblical scenes and laughing cavaliers. Some loved doing just fruit and flowers, birds and bees. As the earliest cherry blossoms ...

The floral still life painter’s first comprehensive solo exhibition reveals how she combined science and botany into works of surprising power. Rachel Ruysch, Posy of Flowers with a Beetle on a Stone ...

And the blooms? They are so sumptuous you may be tempted to sniff their sweet fragrance. But be discreet: The Dutch artist's stunningly realistic works are, after all, hanging in a museum. What artist ...

In this video, I share my first experience creating a 3D Flower Painting using simple materials with a luxury finish! 🌹 You’ll see how I build depth, texture, and light to make the Flower look almost ...

Jul. 16—POTTSVILLE — Mary Beth Harvey sees the world through flowers. "I love the beauty of flowers," said Harvey, a Pottsville artist who has won acclaim for her watercolor paintings of sunflowers, ...

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"Born at Nootdorp, in 1630; died at Uitdam, in 1693. Pupil of Jean David De Heem. Dutch school. 160. Flowers. H. 30 1/2 in.; W. 24 in. This picture has been attributed to Rachel Ruysch, but it the ...

A traveling exhibition resurrects Rachel Ruysch, an ambitious Dutch painter (and two-time lottery winner) whose intricate still lifes still stun. You are able to gift 5 more articles this month.