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Senecio viscosus

1856

Constetin von Ettinghausen and Alois Pokorny

Associated Names

Alois Pokorny

Artist, Austrian, active 19th century

Constetin von Ettinghausen

Artist, Austrian, active 1856

The image depicts a botanical illustration of a flowering plant with broad, serrated leaves and a complex root system. The color scheme consists of various shades of brown, creating an earthy and vintage appearance. The main stem rises vertically with multiple branches bearing blossoms. Additional sections of the plant to the left and right display more flowers and leaves, while the roots extend downward with fine, fibrous lines.

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Artwork overview

Medium

nature print//dried & pressed plant is rolled between a copper & lead plate; lead plate is electroplated & printed intaglio in brown ink on wove paper
Credit Line

Rosenwald Collection
Accession Number

1980.45.330
Series Title

Physiotypia Plantarum Austriacarum

Artwork history & notes

Wikidata ID

Q65567104

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