Haplanthodes Verticullatus

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Haplanthodes verticillatus (Roxburgh) Majumdar.

Originally painted in the mid 19th century by an anonymous artist. The image depicts a plant growing at Dapuri Garden, Poona, India.

Watercolour and bodycolour heightened with gum arabic over traces of pencil, overdrawn with ink. Original artwork size 27.9 x 43.3 cm; Paper watermarked 1846. Annotated: Haplanthus verticillaris (ink).

Location: The Dapuri Collection

© Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

Dimensions

Unframed Prints

Small: 30 x 40cm

Medium: 45 x 60cm

Large: 60 x 80cm

Framed Prints

Small: 34 x 42cm

Medium: 47 x 62cm

Large: 62 x 82cm

Specifications

Printed on demand in the UK by King & McGaw

Paper: Smooth fine art paper
Mount: Recycled craft grey-board. Fully recyclable
Frame: Timber

The frames are hand-finished timber rather than plastic or MDF, with the wood coming from sustainably managed forests in temperate climates.

Any offcuts from the manufacturing process including, timber, card, acrylic glazing are used to create smaller pieces of artwork across a multitude of cultural institutions.

All frames are packaged with recycled card corners, and everything leaves the workshop in Sussex in recyclable cardboard boxes.

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