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This exquisite print captures the timeless beauty of a Gladiolus flower, showcasing an original Fine Lithograph from the renowned book "Favourite Flowers of Garden & Greenhouse" by Edward Step. Published in 1897 in London, this piece transports us back to the enchanting era of the 19th century. The delicate strokes and intricate details of this lithograph evoke a sense of elegance and sophistication. The Gladiolus, with its vibrant petals and graceful form, takes center stage as it blooms within the confines of a greenhouse. This image not only celebrates nature's splendor but also pays homage to the artistry involved in botanical illustration during that period. The warm hues and vintage aesthetic further enhance its nostalgic charm, making it an ideal addition to any interior decor inspired by classical styles or those seeking a touch of history. Whether displayed on its own or as part of a curated collection, this lithograph brings an air of refinement to any space. Meticulously reproduced by mashuk for Fine Art Storehouse, this print allows us to appreciate every intricate detail originally captured over a century ago. It serves as both a testament to human creativity and our enduring fascination with capturing nature's wonders through art.

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