An account of a new genus of plants, named Rafflesia, London, Printed by Richard and Arthur Taylor 1821. Rafflesia, An intricate illustration of a coral structure, showcasing its unique, branching forms that resemble delicate tree-like patterns. The detailed lines and textures highlight the organic complexity of the coral, emphasizing its natural beauty and the intricacies of marine life. Surrounding this organic formation is a subtle border, enhancing the decorative quality of the design, while the bottom features the name 'Fleur de Mer' along with a signature indicative of the artist's work.

An account of a new genus of plants, named Rafflesia, London, Printed by Richard and Arthur Taylor 1821. Rafflesia, An intricate illustration of a coral structure, showcasing its unique, branching forms that resemble delicate tree-like patterns. The detailed lines and textures highlight the organic complexity of the coral, emphasizing its natural beauty and the intricacies of marine life. Surrounding this organic formation is a subtle border, enhancing the decorative quality of the design, while the bottom features the name 'Fleur de Mer' along with a signature indicative of the artist's work.

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26.6 x 36.0 cm | 10.5 x 14.2 in (300 dpi)