Tulip
The tulip is a bulb plant historically native to Turkey. Its name also comes from the word “tulbend trick” meaning “turban-plant”. The introduction of this plant to the West in the 16th century is attributed to Charles de l'Ecluse, although it is likely that it was already known there. It then met with massive success, especially in the Netherlands with Tulipomania responsible for a speculative bubble. Tulips are planted in the ground in mid-October and their cycle ends in May. There are over 5,000 varieties.
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Tulipe Striped Bellona
Tulipe Striped Bellona
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
Signed, numered and titled...
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Tulipe Queen of the Night
Tulipe Queen of the Night
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
Signed, numered and...
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Tulipe Double Matrix
Tulipe Double Matrix
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
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Tulipe Diamant Bleu
Tulipe Diamant Bleu
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
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Tulipe Dentelle Valery
Tulipe Dentelle Valery
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
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Tulipe Fleur de Lys Burgundy
Tulipe Fleur de Lys Burgundy
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
100 x 80 cm / 39,4 x...
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Tulipe May Time 2
Tulipe May Time 2
Original Photography
Digital print on museum quality cotton paper
100 x 80 cm / 39,4 x 31,5...