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The Peach Tree (Perfica malus), 1739 (hand coloured engraving)
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The Peach Tree (Perfica malus), 1739 (hand coloured engraving)
985782 The Peach Tree (Perfica malus), 1739 (hand coloured engraving) by Blackwell, Elizabeth (1707-1758); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Peach Tree (Perfica malus). From A Curious Herbal. Elizabeth Blackwell (1707-1758). Hand coloured engraving. Printed for John Nourse [1737-], First Edition, 1739.); Photo eChristies Images; Scottish, out of copyright
Media ID 23305458
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1730s 1739 Biology Bloom Blossom Blossoming Botanic Botanica Early Eighteenth Century Engraved First Edition Fruit Tree Hand Colored Hand Coloring Hand Coloured Hand Colouring Hand Tinted Handcolored Leafed Leafy Named Writer Peach Peach Tree Peaches Plant Part Prints Rare Book Curious Herbal Elizabeth Blackwell Handcoloured
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The Peach Tree (Perfica malus), 1739 - A Delicate Botanical Masterpiece
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. This exquisite hand-coloured engraving, captured in a photo print, showcases "The Peach Tree" from Elizabeth Blackwell's renowned work, "A Curious Herbal". Created in the early 18th century, this close-up view of the peach tree's blossoming beauty transports us to a bygone era. With meticulous detail and vibrant hues, Blackwell skillfully brings nature to life on paper. The delicate pink blooms and lush green leaves are meticulously rendered through her expert hand colouring technique. This rare book print is an invaluable testament to both botanical illustration and female authorship during the Enlightenment period. As we gaze upon this image, we are reminded of the significant role that literature played in documenting natural history and scientific exploration. Through her illustrations and writings, Blackwell contributed greatly to our understanding of botany. The enchanting allure of this hand-coloured engraving lies not only in its aesthetic appeal but also in its historical significance. It serves as a window into the world of eighteenth-century science and artistry while celebrating the achievements of women writers like Elizabeth Blackwell. Whether admired for its artistic merit or appreciated for its scientific value, "The Peach Tree" remains an enduring symbol of nature's beauty captured within the pages of a remarkable first edition publication.
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