Hand Colored Collection
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"Hand Colored: Exploring the Victorian Era through Botanical Illustrations" Step into the enchanting world of hand-colored botanical illustrations from the Victorian era, where nature's wonders come to life in vibrant hues. Marvel at the intricate details of an Oak Tree (Quercus) as it proudly stands tall, its majestic branches reaching towards the sky. Transport yourself back in time with a captivating Poisonous Mushroom illustration, meticulously rendered with delicate strokes that reveal its mysterious allure. Delve into the realm of Herbs and Spice, where fragrant plants are brought to life on paper. Each leaf and petal carefully colored by skilled hands, capturing their essence for generations to admire. Discover the ethereal beauty of Campanula or Bellflower Plant, its bell-shaped blooms seemingly dancing in harmony with nature's symphony. Gaze upon an Aster or Star Plant illustration that exudes celestial elegance; each blossom resembling a miniature starburst against a backdrop of lush green foliage. Beware as you explore Poisonous and Toxic Plants depicted in these meticulous drawings - their allure lies hidden within their deadly secrets. Uncover the hidden intricacies of Plant Anatomy through detailed engravings that dissect nature's design. From roots to petals, every part is meticulously illustrated and colored with precision. Immerse yourself in Lily of the Valley 19th-century illustrations; delicate white flowers cascading like tiny bells amidst verdant leaves - a timeless symbol of purity and grace. Journey further into Medicinal and Herbal Plants' depictions; discover remedies from times gone by captured forever on paper. Witness White Bryony poison plant engraving from 1857; its tendrils winding sinuously around other flora - a haunting reminder of nature's duality between beauty and danger. Finally, lose yourself amidst Red Exotic Flowers' vivid colors showcased in stunning Victorian botanical illustrations – each bloom radiating passion and exoticism. Travel back through time as you explore the Canada Thistle botanical engraving from 1843.