Rosa hemisphaerica (svovlgul rose); Rosa ×alba (hvid rose)

Executed in watercolor, the painting employs fine brushwork to convey the texture of petals and foliage, while a muted beige background provides a subtle contrast that enhances the floral subjects. The artist’s handling of light and shadow creates a sense of three‑dimensionality, characteristic of mid‑seventeenth‑century botanical renderings.

Attributed to 35199_person, the image dates to the mid‑17th century, a period when detailed plant studies were increasingly valued for both scientific and decorative purposes. It entered the Museum of Ethnography’s holdings at an unspecified date and remains catalogued under the titles Rosa hemisphaerica (svovlgul rose) and Rosa ×alba (hvid rose).