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Сообщение от sergejnowo

plot, composition, specific letters of the author are personal and understandable.
As a scientist, an agronomist by profession, ask yourself one question. : rolleyes:
If there is already in 16-17 centuries large variety of roses, tulips, daffodils, peonies, etc., varietal diversity in the paintings to be seen. Feeling that each other is redrawn.
Could also be a fashion for 1-2 grades, say tulips, for 100 -150 years.
Yes, and different people /buyers must have different tastes.: Rolleyes:

yourselves "Peony" - "Scientist Agronomist"

sergejnowo here you want to correct, was not in the 16-17 century a wide variety of daffodils, tulips, roses, they began to breed much later.
On your picture clearly shows the 2-roses white and pink, it's not tea roses (tea roses brought from China, when in Europe (British in my opinion were one of the first) began to bring a strange drink tea, it was then noticed and roses so they called their tea (brought to court along with tea, there is a version that leaves roses smelled like fresh tea leaves).

With regard to striped tulip, and why there were so many (so often portrayed), but you put side by side, yellow and red, pink tulip, after pollination, the red will be striped, and after a couple of years, yellow, whereas there was no such breeders as now, but bring a new variety is a couple of years (4-5 if not more) of hard work, and were not so good at this in the Middle Ages, mainly engaged in describing the species discovered, so it is not surprising that there is something new (a butterfly flower), immediately became popular with many artists.

Specify, the oldest Chinese roses, appeared in Europe sometime after 1750
Rose from China (the one that smells wonderful) appeared in Europe in the early 19 th century, they immediately began to grow in the greenhouse and breeding.
Old European roses:
Rosa Galicia, distributed in the southern parts of the Caucasian, very smell, red rose, south of France, Spain, from 19 th century French botanist started her divorce (it was then and appeared diversity).
Sentifoliya rose, pink, with a wonderful smell, all that is known, that this hybrid appeared in the Netherlands about 1600goda, quickly gained popularity and has won more often appeared in works of art 17-18 centuries.
Rosa Alba white rose, it smells good too (love it).

In general, many varieties and hybrids of roses came from the early 19 th century.
Look at pictures of artists age 17-18, which shows there roses? correctly, all alike, there was no other then (I, too, is interested in is typical for that time, for Europe, roses, many varieties have been lost forever, because "out out of fashion ", they ceased to grow)