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Burdock, 1877. Creator: Frederick Edward Hulme
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Burdock, 1877. Creator: Frederick Edward Hulme
Burdock, 1877. Burdock, (Arctium) - biennial plant, the taproot can be harvested, used in traditional Chinese medicine. From " Familiar Wild Flowers", figured and described by F. Edward Hulme, F.L.S. F.S.A. [Cassell & Company, Limited; London, Paris & New York, 1877]
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Arctium Arctium Lappa Botanical Botany Burdock Cassells Edible F Edward Hulme Familiar Wild Flowers Flowering Frederick Edward Frederick Edward Hulme Hulme Leaf Leaves Medicinal Petals Prickly Purple Traditional Medicine White Background Wild Flower Wild Flowers Wildflower Cassell And Company Ltd Chinese Medicine Green Colour
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This print showcases a detailed illustration of Burdock, a biennial plant with immense medicinal value. Created by Frederick Edward Hulme in 1877 for his book "Familiar Wild Flowers" this lithograph beautifully captures the essence of this remarkable plant. Burdock, scientifically known as Arctium, is renowned for its taproot which holds significant importance in traditional Chinese medicine. This root can be harvested and used to create various herbal remedies due to its numerous health benefits. The image highlights the intricate details of the flower's purple petals and prickly leaves against a pristine white background. Hulme's expertise as an artist and botanist shines through in this vintage piece. His careful attention to color and form brings out the natural beauty of Burdock, making it come alive on paper. Through his work, Hulme not only educates readers about botanical wonders but also emphasizes their significance in science and literature. As we delve into this enchanting image, we are transported back to the 19th century when nature was meticulously documented through artistry and scientific exploration. This studio shot provides us with a glimpse into an era where appreciation for wildflowers was celebrated. The print collector who possesses this extraordinary artwork becomes immersed in a world where art meets science—a testament to our enduring fascination with flora throughout history.
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