Description:
A beautifully framed botanical lithograph from The Flower Grower’s Guide (1896), featuring a delicate illustration of Streptocarpus flowers. The artwork is framed with an ornate gold-finished border and a double mat for a refined presentation. The print captures intricate details of the flowers, with soft pastel hues and exquisite shading, characteristic of 19th-century botanical illustrations.
Era:
1896 (original print; possible later reproduction)
Style:
Victorian Botanical Illustration
Technique:
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Medium: Lithographic print
Tools Used:
- Traditional lithography press
- Watercolor detailing
History:
Botanical lithographs were widely popular in the late 19th century, serving as both scientific documentation and decorative art. This piece, created by Gertrude Hamilton & Marie Low, is part of a historical collection illustrating various flowering plants.
Manufacturer / Maker:
Gertrude Hamilton & Marie Low (artists, The Flower Grower’s Guide)
Measurements:
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Width: Approximately 24 ⅞"
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Height: 16 ½"
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Depth: ¾" (including frame)
Suggested Weight:
8-12 lbs (including frame and glass)
Item Number : P12092
Category : Art
Brand : Gertrude Hamilton & Marie Low (artists, The Flower Grower’s Guide)
