Vintage Framed Botanical Lemon Hand-Colored Citrus Engravings Print, a Pair
Located in Plainview, NY
Vintage Framed Botanical Lemon Hand-Colored Citrus Engravings Print, a Pair Bring a touch of the Italian countryside indoors with this charming pair of framed botanical lemon prints.
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Lemon, botanical flower engraving with original hand-colouring, 1816
Located in Melbourne, Victoria
'Citrus, Colchium, Cistus Ladaniferus, Coffea Arabica' English botanical engraving with original hand-colouring. 1816 From Thomas Green's 'Universal Herbal, or Botanical, Medical, ...
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Italian Contemporary Hand Painted Botanical Green Yellow Print "Lemon" 2 of 2
Located in Scandicci, Florence
Print from the Collection Botanique Vegetables representing a big Lemon Citrus enriched with green and yellow colors and nuances of watercolor. This print is paired with Lemon Citrus...
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Botanicals: Lemons
By Johann Christoph Volkamer
Located in Florham Park, NJ
NY, 1990. Flower & Fruit Prints. Dunthorne. Da Capo Press. Washington, D.C., 1938.
Botanical Fruit: Lemons
By Johann Christoph Volkamer
Located in Florham Park, NJ
Flower & Fruit Prints. Dunthorne. Da Capo Press. Washington, D.C., 1938.
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Antique Johann Christoph Volkhamer Lemon Botanical Engraving Print, 18th Century
By Johann Christoph Volkhamer
Located in LOS ANGELES, CA
Antique 18th century Johann Christoph Volkhamer lemon botanical engraving print. It dates to the year 1708 and is a fine hand colored example by Johann Volkamer.
Giltwood
Framed Botanical Prints
Located in Stamford, CT
Pair of framed botanical prints depicting lemons: fruits and leaves.
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