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Click for larger image from L’ Illustration horticole (1854-1896) Read more on this topic: Vintage Botanical Prints – 19 in a series – Vintage Aphelandra sinitzini Print from L’ Illustration Continue Reading
Click for larger image Plate 56. SHOW PELARGONIUMS— COUNTESS AND DUCHESS. If we may judge from the number of certificates which have been awarded to varieties of the Show Continue Reading
Click for larger image Key characteristics Smooth herbaceous plants, of tender succulent nature, trailing or twining, have an acrid taste. The leaves are alternate, without stipules, stalked, sometimes shield-shaped. The flower-stalks Continue Reading
Click for larger image Seven plants, including three orchids and a gesneria: flowering stems and floral segments.(c. 1837), Wellcome Collection Publication/Creation [London], 1837.Physical description 1 print : etching, with watercolour Continue Reading
Click for larger image Late Tulips / Bybloemen or Violets, Cooper Hewitt Museum Read more on this topic: Vintage Botanical Prints – 39 in a series – Rosa lutea (Austrian Continue Reading
Click for larger image The Blue Passion-flower, 1799-1807. Robert John Thornton (British, 1768-1837). Aquatint, stipple, line engraving, etching and roulette; The Cleveland Museum of Art, Gift of The Print Club Continue Reading
Click for larger image from U.S. Department of Agriculture Pomological Watercolor Collection. Rare and Special Collections, National Agricultural Library, Beltsville, MD 20705. Read more on this topic: Vintage Botanical Continue Reading
Click for larger image from Nederlandsch bloemwerk (1794) via the Internet Archive Read more on this topic: Vintage Botanical Prints – 37 in a series – Rosa provincialis from Continue Reading
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Click for larger image from The florist and pomologist (1879) CHOICE PLUMS. [Plate 488.] LITTLE need be said in recommendation of the two varieties of plums represented in the Continue Reading