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Set of 3 Antique Botany Prints, Mirbelia, Neomarica Northiana, Amherstia, 1849
25 cm · 9.8 in
17 cm · 6.7 in

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Set of 3 Antique Botany Prints, Mirbelia, Neomarica Northiana, Amherstia, 1849

No. f_19727442184917 × 25 cm

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Set of 3 Antique Botany Prints, Mirbelia, Neomarica Northiana, Amherstia, 1849

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Date
1849
Sheet size
9.8 × 6.7 in (25 × 17 cm)
Condition
Good. General age-related toning, blank verso. The prints vary a bit in sizes. Minor wear and creasing. Please study images carefully.
Collection
Flowers
Era
1800 to 1849, The golden age of botanical art
Stock no.
f_19727442

Set of three antique botany prints titled 'Mirbelia Meisneri, Marica Northiana, Amherstia Nobilis'. It depicts the Mirbelia plant, Neomarica northiana (or North's false flag) and the Amherstia nobilis tree. These prints originate from volume 5 of 'Annales de la Société Royale d'Agriculture et de Botanique (..)' published in 1849.