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Scarf | Red ibis with an Egg

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Scarf | Red ibis with an Egg
Scarf | Red ibis with an Egg
Scarf | Red ibis with an Egg
     

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€139.95
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Article number W17759
Language Nederlands
Article group W5
Height 17
Width 3
Category Sjaals
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This luxurious scarf is in honour of International Womensday. Made from 80% modal and 20% cashmere. As a result, this scarf feels silky soft and offers ultimate comfort. Inspired by the work 'Red ibis with an Egg' by Dorothea Maria Gsell (attributed to). Celebrate feminine power with this special scarf. 

  • International Womensday
  • Material composition: 80% modal, 20% cashmere
  • Red ibis with an Egg, Dorothea Maria Gsell (attributed to)

Dorothea Maria Gsell
This drawing is attributed to Dorothea Maria Gsell, the daughter of the famous artist and naturalist, Maria Sibylla Merian. In 1699, Dorothea accompanied her mother on an expedition to Suriname, where they set out to record the country's diverse flora and fauna. Inspired by her surroundings, Dorothea managed to render the vivid red-orange colour of this ibis lifelike. Her technique of applying multiple layers of opaque paint on top of each other resulted in an impressive rendering of the beauty of this exotic animal.

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