Victorian “Hare-Bell and Grass” Framed Antique Botanical Art Print (A2) Print Size:White Small with enji red hanko stamp

with enji red hanko stamp

KACHOU FUGETSU

The painting style aimed to appeal to European (especially British) patrons and since many of these patrons worked for the various East India companies

This willingness to face danger without flinching was a hallmark of their courage

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Victorian “Hare-Bell and Grass” Framed Antique Botanical Art Print (A2) Print Size:White Small with enji red hanko stampVINTAGE BOTANICAL FRAMED ART PRINT "The Hare Bell and Grass" (Campanula Rotundifolia. Gramen.) From the book "The Moral of Flowers", 1833 (engravings by William Clark, "formerly draughts man and engraver to the London Horticultural Society", words and poetry by Rebecca Hey). An illustration from an early 19th century book a lovely example from the time when interests in botany, science and natural history in general came beautifully together with