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Lot 3703:
Description
This exquisite stippled engraving is from Abbe Laurent Berlese’s
Iconographie du Genre Camellia. The work was published in Paris between 1839 to 1843 by H. Cousin, Libraire-Editeur.
Each stippled and line engraving was printed with partial color using the
a la poupee process. Hand-coloring was then carefully applied to complete each masterful work of art. J. J. Jung delineated the camellias with great scientific accuracy from life from the gardens of Berlese. The engravings were composed by Oudet, Dumenil, & Gabriel. The art of stippled engraving was made famous by the renowned Pierre Joseph Redoute.
Paper Size: ~ 10 by 13 3/4"
Paper Type or Special Features: Originally Hand-colored Stipple Engraving
Condition report:
The work is in very good to excellent condition overall. There may be some occasional light toning or foxing which is typical to Berlese plates. There may be a few minor imperfections to be expected with age. Please review the image carefully for condition and contact us with any questions.
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