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Victorian Botanical Engravings of Tunbridge Film Ferns, 1873, Pair
24.4 cm · 9.6 in
14 cm · 5.5 in

Original Botanical Prints · Trees, palms & ferns

Victorian Botanical Engravings of Tunbridge Film Ferns, 1873, Pair

No. f_48053162187314 × 24.4 cm

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Trees, palms & ferns

Victorian Botanical Engravings of Tunbridge Film Ferns, 1873, Pair

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Date
1873
Sheet size
9.6 × 5.5 in (24.4 × 14 cm)
Condition
Good. Minor foxing and soft age toning.
Collection
Trees, palms & ferns
Era
1850 and after, Chromolithographs and plant hunters
Stock no.
f_48053162

Tunbridge Film Ferns, Pair of Victorian Botanical Engravings, 1873

Description:

This matched pair focuses on delicate film ferns, illustrated with precision and subtle tonal variation. The fine detail and airy composition give these prints a light, almost ethereal quality when displayed together.

Published in 1873, they exemplify Anne Pratt’s ability to balance scientific accuracy with aesthetic restraint. The understated elegance of this set makes it ideal for collectors who favor subtle botanical imagery over bold or dramatic forms.

Together, they form a refined visual dialogue well suited to intimate interiors and carefully curated gallery walls.

Condition:

Minor foxing and soft age toning.

Framing tips:

Off-white mats with slim natural wood or painted linen frames.

Technique: Hand-colored engraving

Maker: Anne Pratt, England, 1873