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" Adonis Autumnalis - Pheasents Eye "
Legend has it that the plant derives its blood-red bloom from its origins - It was said to spring from the ground where the blood of Adonis fell after his death at the tusks of a wild boar, the result of his interactions with Aphrodite.
strong clear centered plate mark featuring a Fleur de lis, a shield or coat of arms and the initials I (or P) VG
[This is an original engraved hand-colored botanical print, more than 220 years old.]
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Flora Londinensis
Edition : 1
Plate number : 135 
Flora Londinensis
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| • Latin Name: |
Adonis Autumnalis |
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Henry G. Bohn
In London, United Kingdom |
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| • Author: |
Curtis (William)
William Curtis (1746-1799)
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| • Date Printed: |
1775 - 1789 |
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[8.5] Original Hand-coloring is excellent, strong plate mark. One spot of foxing to right margin, lightly and evenly aged. Bound edge has been trimmed, a bit unevenly. Does not effect plate.25 inch tear to right margin in the middle.. Please see Zoom In for details.
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| • Size: |
~ 11 x 18.25 " | ~
(28 x 46) cm  Copper Engraving
On Handmade Laid Paper Paper |
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