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Purple flowers and crimson of Crinum capense riparia, a variety of lilies (lilies), known as the black river, after their place of origin in South Africa

Purple flowers and crimson of Crinum capense riparia, a variety of lilies (lilies), known as the black river, after their place of origin in South Africa


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Purple flowers and crimson of Crinum capense riparia, a variety of lilies (lilies), known as the black river, after their place of origin in South Africa

FLO4562313 Purple flowers and crimson of Crinum capense riparia, a variety of lilies (lilies), known as the black river, after their place of origin in South Africa. Illustration by William Herbert (1778-1847, poet and botanist, specialist of bulb plants), engraving by Weddell. Eau forte in The Curtis Botanical Magazine, by Samuel Curtis, 1826, with the help of William Jackson Hooper, professor of botany at the University of Glascow (Scotland).; (add.info.: Purple flowers and crimson of Crinum capense riparia, a variety of lilies (lilies), known as the black river, after their place of origin in South Africa. Illustration by William Herbert (1778-1847, poet and botanist, specialist of bulb plants), engraving by Weddell. Eau forte in The Curtis Botanical Magazine, by Samuel Curtis, 1826, with the help of William Jackson Hooper, professor of botany at the University of Glascow (Scotland).); © Florilegius

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This stunning print captures the beauty of Purple flowers and crimson of Crinum capense riparia, a variety of lilies known as the black river, originating from South Africa. The intricate details in this illustration by William Herbert, a renowned poet and botanist specializing in bulb plants, are brought to life through the engraving by Weddell. Published in The Curtis Botanical Magazine in 1826 with assistance from William Jackson Hooper, a professor of botany at the University of Glasgow, this artwork showcases the delicate petals and vibrant colors of these exotic flowers. The rich hues of purple and crimson contrast beautifully against each other, creating a visually striking composition that is sure to captivate any viewer. The meticulous attention to detail in capturing the essence of these lilies highlights the skill and expertise of both the artist and engraver involved in bringing this botanical masterpiece to life. Whether displayed as a standalone piece or as part of a larger collection, this print is sure to add an elegant touch to any space. Perfect for nature lovers or art enthusiasts alike, it serves as a timeless reminder of the natural wonders found within our world.

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