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Yellow Flag, 1808, (1944). Creator: Pierre-Joseph Redoute
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Yellow Flag, 1808, (1944). Creator: Pierre-Joseph Redoute
Yellow Flag, 1808, (1944). Iris - botanical illustration from " Les Liliacees" [Liliaceae, plants of the lily family], written and illustrated by Pierre-Joseph Redoute. From " Wild Flowers in Britain", by Geoffrey Grigson. [Collins, London, 1944]
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Botanical Botany Britain In Pictures Collins Geoffrey Geoffrey Edward Harvey Geoffrey Edward Harvey Grigson Geoffrey Grigson Grigson Iris Irises Natural History Pierre Joseph Redoute Social History William Collins William Collins And Sons Les Liliacees Pierre Joseph Redouté
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This vibrant print showcases the exquisite beauty of the Yellow Flag, a stunning iris species. Created by Pierre-Joseph Redoute in 1808 and featured in his renowned botanical illustration book "Les Liliacees" this particular print was included in Geoffrey Grigson's "Wild Flowers in Britain" published by Collins in 1944. The Yellow Flag, with its delicate yellow petals and intricate purple markings, is captured here with remarkable detail and precision. This artwork not only celebrates the natural splendor of this British flower but also highlights Redoute's exceptional talent as an illustrator. Dating back to the 19th century, this piece represents a significant era in both art and botany. It serves as a testament to the intersection between science and creativity during that time period. The print itself is a testament to William Collins' dedication to preserving British natural history through their publication. Geoffrey Grigson's inclusion of Redoute's work further emphasizes its importance within British literature and social history. As part of the "Britain in Pictures" series by William Collins and Sons, this print holds cultural significance beyond its aesthetic appeal. Whether admired for its artistic merit or appreciated for its scientific value, this print transports viewers into a world where nature meets artistry – an enchanting glimpse into both past centuries and our enduring fascination with flora.
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