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This piece is an authentic 17th century botanical engraving from Emanuel Sweert's celebrated 1612 work, the "Florilegium". It illustrates two … Read more This piece is an authentic 17th century botanical engraving from Emanuel Sweert's celebrated 1612 work, the "Florilegium". It illustrates two distinct lily species with their characteristic bulbs at the base, showcasing the scientific and aesthetic botanical documentation style of the era. The print is traditionally hand-colored, reflecting the sophisticated printing techniques of the early Baroque period. See less
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