Chinese Primrose, 1825
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Prints with a Past

Chinese Primrose, 1825

$295.00
Est. Arrival: Jan 26 - Feb 07
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Original hand-colored engraving of the Chinese Primrose from an 1825 edition of "Curtis's Botanical Magazine". Based on an illustration by John Curtis (1791-1862) who was one of the principal botanical artists for the Magazine starting in 1818. Displayed in a conservation mat under ultraviolet glass in a gold wood frame. Image: 8.5"L x 10"H; overall: 16"L x 18"H. Includes a certificate with additional information, and original page of accompanying text.

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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Color: pink/green; mat: beige w/ gold lining; frame: gold
Condition: Excellent
Dimensions: 16" L x 18" H
Era: Antique: 19th century
Made In: England
Made Of: ink on paper; frame: wood
SKU: 77584692
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ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: Jan 26 - Feb 07
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ABOUT THE SELLER
Welcome to Prints with a Past. Since 1997 we have shared our love of original antique and vintage prints with our clients. The business grew out of our enjoyment in antiquing while living in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and collecting prints for our home and to give as gifts. We take great pride in presenting a diverse selection of original engravings and lithographs from the late 1700s through early 1900s, and sharing the story about each one. —Your hosts, Nancy and Dick Bossler.
About the Seller
Welcome to Prints with a Past. Since 1997 we have shared our love of original antique and vintage prints with our clients. The business grew out of our enjoyment in antiquing while living in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and collecting prints for our home and to give as gifts. We take great pride in presenting a diverse selection of original engravings and lithographs from the late 1700s through early 1900s, and sharing the story about each one. —Your hosts, Nancy and Dick Bossler.