A drawing of a tulip on off-white paper. The tulip has a green stem and two leaves at the base. A third leaf curls to the left. The tulip bulb has pink and white vertical stripes. The background paper has darker beige speckles throughout. A signature in cursive reads "Anvaers" near the base of the stem.
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- 615 × 900 px
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