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Antique Mustard Botanical Print, Sinapis Alba & Nigra, c.1831
27.1 cm · 10.7 in
22.7 cm · 8.9 in

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Antique Mustard Botanical Print, Sinapis Alba & Nigra, c.1831

No. f_48099942183122.7 × 27.1 cm

Antique Mustard Botanical Print, Sinapis Alba & Nigra, c.1831, view 2

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Herbs, spices & useful plants

Antique Mustard Botanical Print, Sinapis Alba & Nigra, c.1831

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Date
1831
Sheet size
10.7 × 8.9 in (27.1 × 22.7 cm)
Condition
Good. Moderate age-related toning and light foxing.
Collection
Herbs, spices & useful plants
Era
1800 to 1849, The golden age of botanical art
Stock no.
f_48099942

Antique Mustard Botanical Print, Sinapis alba & nigra, c.1831

Description:

This refined botanical engraving depicts white and black mustard, Sinapis alba and Sinapis nigra, including flowers, seed pods, and botanical details. Mustard was an essential culinary and agricultural crop.

Published in Zenker’s Merkantilische Waarenkunde, the plate reflects the importance of everyday food plants within economic botany.

Original hand coloring is soft and balanced, making this a calm and elegant closing plate to the series.

Condition report:

Moderate age-related toning and light foxing.

Framing tips:

A warm cream mat with a light to medium wood frame suits the gentle palette.

Technique: Copper engraving with original hand coloring

Maker: Jonathan Carl Zenker, Germany, 1831 to 1832