L.Remaining 'antique
botanical fuchsia prints' found on internet |
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print next of this is 'Fuchsia gracilis Lindl.', and is made by A.Henry in 1835. The
origin qua volume of magazine is unknown. This lithograph has a size of 44,5 x 28,5 cm. It
is still expensive while the 'handcolored' original was offered on internet for $385.- |
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'Handcolored Engraved Prints' qua book unknown. They are found on the site of 'Nolan Preece Antique Prints'. To the right with
legend 'Fuschia Magellanica - Ladies Eardrop', to the left with legend 'Clematis
& Fusia', both from about 1850. |
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Botanical prints of an unknown German
botanical artist from 1854. Named year isn't according with the showed varieties, which
are presented in the period 1859-1876. |
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| Fuchsien - 1.'Anton Müller' (Metzel 1861) 2.
'J.N.Twrdy'(Lemoine 1868) 3.'Franz Joseph I' (Twrdy 1860) 4.'Kaiserin
Elisabeth' (Twrdy 1861) 5.'Obergartner Palek'(?). |
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| Fuchsien
- 1.'Lord Macauley' (Banks 1860) 2. 'Princess Alice' (Henderson
1860) 3.'Dr. Livingstone' (Banks 1860) 4.'Prince Imperial'
(Henderson 1860) |
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| Neue
Fuchsien - 1. Mercedes ' (?) 2.
Cardinal
Sterckx' (Cornelissen 1859) 3. 'Mortimer
'(Cornelissen 1859) 4. 'Lord
Derby' (Banks 1876) |
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Bron van herkomst onbekend |
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From the six varieties 'Prince Albert' is
this plate probably the variety from author
Brown from 1843 |
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'Storm King'- (Letheren FRA 1894). By
introduction in America the French cultivar 'Frau
Emma Tauper', published there with this
American name. |
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Platen van
fuchsia's in combinatie met andere bloemen, onbekende
herkomst |
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Fuchsia, Tulip and Lely - Artist
E.Whitfield, from a publication of 1846. |
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F.radicans and Peone - No other
givens found on internet. |
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Fuchsia & Ceanothus. A
lithograph printed in 1895 |
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Hydrangea, Cineraire & Fuchsia Bouquet.
Lithograph from Redoute out of 1835-1840. |
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Crocus sativus and
F.globosa.
Artist is D.W.Moody. Source of origin
unknown. |
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Source of origin unknown, plates would been published in London in 1836-1837 |
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Above:
branche of a variety F.magellanica; under branche of a papilionaceous
flower. |
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Above:
branche of a variety F.magellanica. Under branche of a variety Ribes. |
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'Gelderse
Fuchsia Info-site' -
 November
2008 |
