The artwork titled “Flor de Pascua or Easter Flower, at Morro Velho, Brazil” was created by Marianne North in 1873. This piece falls within the Naturalism art movement and is categorized under the flower painting genre.
The artwork showcases the vibrant and intricate details of the Flor de Pascua, more commonly known as the Easter Flower or Poinsettia. Dominating the composition is a cluster of vividly red bracts, contrasted against lush, green foliage. The meticulous attention to detail and the realistic representation of the plant exemplify the principles of Naturalism. The rich colors and fine textures effectively capture the beauty and essence of the plant in its natural habitat at Morro Velho, Brazil.
