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Charming study with pink blossoms and vivid red rosehips, a classic countryside motif.
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This original 18th-century hand-colored engraving shows the Wild Rose (Rosa canina), illustrated by Elisabeth Blackwell with elegant branching and soft petal tones.
Decor idea: ideal for romantic interiors, garden rooms, or classic natural history collections.
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