Antique Print Fruit And Palm Tree

engraving depicts a variety of palm trees, each with its own unique fruit, contributing to the diverse

antique print depicts a Koebang tree with kalongs (large fruit bats) hanging from its branches, from the

fruit and pollen clusters of the palm tree. The texture and shading vividly convey the fibrous nature of

dactylifera), with their sweet fruits; soursop trees (Samaca), known for their distinctive, spiky fruit; and

Dutch travelers. The scene, with palm trees and tropical animals in the background, reflects European

, and the herb Talasse, celebrated in India: not to mention the fruit of the Mango tree, and the round

Aliis Illustrates two tropical fruit trees—the cashew (Cajus) and the rose apple (Iambos)—together

Antique print titled 'View in Anamooka and the Inhabitants'. Depicts the marketplace that was

displayed, focusing on the Lac tree, Lancas fruit, and Fagaras spice. The Lac tree, known for its resin used

palm, or rather nut-bearing tree, is native to India and produces an abundance of fruit. Moreover, the

vibrant central cluster of tropical fruit—likely an oil palm study—surrounded by meticulously detailed

the exotic fruit trees and spice plants of India and the East Indies, as described by early Dutch and

columns towards the Bell Tower with a bird flying over the palm trees and fruit trees and a person leaning

, American Masterworks on Paper: Drawings, Watercolors, and Prints, pp. 6, 46 no. 47 illus. // (probably