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Morrens Chinese primrose cultivar, Primula
Morrens Chinese primrose cultivar, Primula sinensis var. Edmond Morren. Drawn and chromolithographed by Pieter de Pannemaeker from Jean Lindens l Illustration Horticole, Brussels, 1888
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Cultivar Edmond Exotic Foliage Horticole Lillustration Linden Lucien Pannemaeker Pieter Primrose Primula Sinensis Tropical
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This exquisite chromolithograph depicts the Morrens Chinese primrose cultivar, scientifically known as Primula sinensis var. Edmond Morren. The image was meticulously drawn by Pieter de Pannemaeker and chromolithographed from Jean Linden's Illustration Horticole, published in Brussels in 1888. The Morrens Chinese primrose is a beautiful and rare cultivar of the Primula sinensis species, which is native to China and other parts of Asia. The primrose is shown in all its glory, with its vibrant, velvety foliage and delicate, pink and white flowers. The intricately detailed illustration captures the tropical and exotic allure of this plant, which was a popular addition to Victorian-era gardens. The lush, glossy leaves are adorned with intricate veins, adding to the plant's textured beauty. The Morrens Chinese primrose is a hardy perennial that thrives in cooler climates and prefers partial shade. It is known for its attractive foliage as much as its flowers, which bloom in late winter and early spring. This charming illustration is a testament to the enduring appeal of the Morrens Chinese primrose, which continues to captivate gardeners and plant enthusiasts around the world. The use of chromolithography, a printing technique that involves the transfer of color from lithographic stones to paper, allowed for the production of high-quality, detailed botanical illustrations like this one. The technique enabled the reproduction of intricate details and nuanced coloration, making it an ideal medium for botanical illustration. This particular illustration is a stunning example of the artistry and craftsmanship of the time, and remains an invaluable resource for botanical research and appreciation today.
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