Double plate of cultivated maize (Zea mays) from Turpins botanical series.
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Original antique print from the early 19th century depicting the botanical subject Zea mays. This delicately hand-colored engraving features fine naturalistic detailing and a harmonious composition, reflecting Turpins refined approach to scientific illustration. A beautiful addition to any interior or collection of botanical art.
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Details:
Sheet size approx. 22 × 15 cm (×2 prints)
Engraving by Turpin, printed in Italy
From the series: Dizionario di Scienze Naturali
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