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Antique Botany Print of a Japanese Crab Apple by Hoffmann, 1865
26.5 cm · 10.4 in
19 cm · 7.5 in

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Antique Botany Print of a Japanese Crab Apple by Hoffmann, 1865

No. f_25881242186519 × 26.5 cm

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Antique Botany Print of a Japanese Crab Apple by Hoffmann, 1865

$235

€210 · £180

Original print, not a reproduction

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Date
1865
Sheet size
10.4 × 7.5 in (26.5 × 19 cm)
Condition
Fair. Age-related toning and some soiling. Repair on tear, blank verso. Please study image carefully.
Collection
Fruit & vegetables
Era
1850 and after, Chromolithographs and plant hunters
Stock no.
f_25881242

The antique botany print features the Japanese Crab Apple tree, scientifically known as Malus Floribunda. This illustration is sourced from 'Das Buch der Welt' authored by Carl Hoffmann, depicting various botanical specimens.

Executed as lithographs by Engelhorn and Hochdanz, this print encapsulates the detailed representation of the Japanese Crab Apple tree. The artistic finesse in the lithography technique captures the intricate botanical features, such as the distinctive foliage, flowers, and possibly the fruit, characteristic of the Malus Floribunda.

The inclusion of this tree in Hoffmann's work signifies the exploration and documentation of diverse flora in 'Das Buch der Welt.' The collaboration between Engelhorn and Hochdanz in lithographing this botanical illustration reflects the artistic and technical proficiency in rendering botanical subjects during that period. This print stands as a testament to both the scientific curiosity about flora worldwide and the artistic skill in portraying them through lithography.

Artists and Engravers: Lithographs by Engelhorn and Hochdanz.