Framed 19th Century Botanical Prints after Robert Furbers 1730s Engravings "12 Months of Flowers" round wooden stool A magnificent slightly abstract oil

A magnificent slightly abstract oil with beautiful impasto technique depicting a street scene

brown and green

They look fabulous displayed on a mirror

with a contrast ornate wooden frame that has been painted in a duck blue with gold peeping through

19cm x 19cm x 7cm

Framed 19th Century Botanical Prints after Robert Furbers 1730s Engravings "12 Months of Flowers" round wooden stool A magnificent slightly abstract oilI love Victorian coloured botanical prints and this is a beauty. Original 19th century prints of Robert Furber's "Summer and Winter" from the "Twelve Months of Flowers" catalogue which was published in 1730. It was a landmark in the history of botanical illustration and one of the earliest examples of a seed catalogue. Robert Furber was a British horticulturalist and his original 12 artworks were large, hand coloured copperplate engravings, one for