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Illustration from "A treatise on the fruit trees" by Johann Kraft, 1792-1796. Creator: Kraft, Johann (1738-1808). Illustration from "A treatise on the fruit trees" by Johann Kraft, 1792-1796. Creator: Kraft, Johann (1738-1808)
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Illustration from "A treatise on the fruit trees" by Johann Kraft, 1792-1796. Creator: Kraft, Johann (1738-1808). Illustration from "A treatise on the fruit trees" by Johann Kraft, 1792-1796. Creator: Kraft, Johann (1738-1808)
Illustration from "A treatise on the fruit trees" by Johann Kraft, 1792-1796. Private Collection
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This exquisite illustration is taken from "A Treatise on Fruit Trees" by the renowned Austrian botanical artist, Johann Kraft. Created between 1792 and 1796, this masterpiece showcases a luscious and perfectly ripe pear, meticulously rendered in both etching and watercolor. Kraft's exceptional skill is evident in the intricate details of the pear's textured skin, the subtle variations in color, and the delicate veins that crisscross its surface. The illustration is a testament to Kraft's deep understanding of plant biology and phytology, as well as his artistic prowess. The pear tree, a symbol of abundance and fertility, was a favorite subject among botanical artists of the time. Kraft's illustration captures the essence of the fruit in its prime, inviting the viewer to imagine the juicy, sweet taste of the pear. This illustration is a rare example of the high-quality graphic arts produced during the late 18th century. The intricate etching and delicate watercolor techniques used by Kraft create a stunning visual representation of the pear, which continues to captivate viewers to this day. The illustration is part of a private collection and is a valuable addition to any collection of fine art images, botanical illustrations, or graphic arts. Johann Kraft (1738-1808) was a prolific botanical artist, whose works were widely published and admired during his time. His meticulous attention to detail and his ability to capture the essence of his subjects made him one of the most sought-after botanical artists of the late 18th century. This illustration is a testament to his artistic genius and his contributions to the fields of botany, plant science, and fine art.
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