The artwork titled “Flowers of Jasmine Mango or Frangipani, Brazil” is a flower painting created by Marianne North in 1873. It belongs to the Naturalism movement and meticulously captures the beauty of the natural world.
The artwork features an oval frame that encloses a vivid depiction of Frangipani flowers extending from a tree trunk. The blossoms exhibit a charming array of colors, including delicate yellows and soft pinks, contrasting against a tranquil blue sky. In the background, the viewer is presented with a serene coastal landscape, characterized by calm waters, distant sailboats, and verdant foliage. The meticulous representation of the flora and the landscape embodies the essence of the Naturalism movement, emphasizing precise observation and depiction of the natural world.
