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Crisp-flowered clematis, Clematis crispa
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Crisp-flowered clematis, Clematis crispa
Crisp-flowered clematis, Clematis crispa. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by George Barclay after an illustration by Miss Sarah Drake from Edwards Botanical Register, edited by John Lindley, London, Ridgeway, 1846
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Crisp-Flowered Clematis, Clematis crispa: A Delicate Beauty from the Horticultural World of the 19th Century This exquisite hand-colored copperplate engraving showcases the crisp-flowered clematis, Clematis crispa, a captivating and elegant ornamental vine that once graced the gardens of the Victorian era. The illustration, produced by the skilled hand of Miss Sarah Drake and masterfully engraved by George Barclay, was published in the esteemed Edwards Botanical Register, edited by John Lindley in London during 1846. The crisp-flowered clematis is a charming perennial vine, characterized by its distinctive, nodding, bell-shaped flowers. Each delicate bloom displays an intricate pattern of fine, crisped petals that resemble crinkled paper, giving the flower its name. The flowers appear in clusters, ranging from white to pink, and their sweet fragrance adds to their allure. Miss Sarah Drake, a talented artist and illustrator, captured the essence of this beautiful plant in her original drawing. George Barclay, an accomplished engraver, skillfully translated her artwork into this stunning copperplate engraving, ensuring that the intricate details and vibrant colors were faithfully represented. John Lindley, the esteemed editor of the Edwards Botanical Register, was a leading figure in the horticultural world of the 19th century. His publication was a significant contributor to the dissemination of botanical knowledge and the promotion of plant exploration and cultivation. This crisp-flowered clematis engraving is a testament to the beauty and importance of the botanical illustrations that were produced during this era. As you gaze upon this enchanting image, you are transported back in time to the gardens of the Victorian era, where the crisp-flowered clematis, with its delicate beauty and captivating fragrance, was a cherished addition to the horticultural landscape.
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