The, botanical, cabinet, London, John, and, Arthur, Arch, 1817-1833, The artwork features a botanical illustration of the plant Passiflora darsonsis. Prominent in the display are elongated, glossy leaves with a rich green hue. The intricate, delicate flower is depicted with numerous white and yellow filaments radiating from a central core, showcasing the plant's complex structure. Twisting tendrils emerge from the stems, adding a sense of movement and elegance to the composition. A subtle background complements the plant’s vibrant details, emphasizing its unique characteristics and inviting th

The, botanical, cabinet, London, John, and, Arthur, Arch, 1817-1833, The artwork features a botanical illustration of the plant Passiflora darsonsis. Prominent in the display are elongated, glossy leaves with a rich green hue. The intricate, delicate flower is depicted with numerous white and yellow filaments radiating from a central core, showcasing the plant's complex structure. Twisting tendrils emerge from the stems, adding a sense of movement and elegance to the composition. A subtle background complements the plant’s vibrant details, emphasizing its unique characteristics and inviting th Stock Photo

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The, botanical, cabinet, London, John, and, Arthur, Arch, 1817-1833, The artwork features a botanical illustration of the plant Passiflora darsonsis. Prominent in the display are elongated, glossy leaves with a rich green hue. The intricate, delicate flower is depicted with numerous white and yellow filaments radiating from a central core, showcasing the plant's complex structure. Twisting tendrils emerge from the stems, adding a sense of movement and elegance to the composition. A subtle background complements the plant’s vibrant details, emphasizing its unique characteristics and inviting the viewer to appreciate the intricacies of this exotic species.

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