From the Founding Collection of the Honeychurch Herbarium.
This botanical study comes from Anne Kingsbury Wollstonecraft's remarkable 1826 manuscript, Specimens of the Plants and Fruits of the Island of Cuba.
Created during her years in Cuba, Wollstonecraft's extraordinary body of botanical work remained unpublished during her lifetime and largely unknown for nearly two centuries.
Selected as one of six works that form the Founding Collection of the Honeychurch Herbarium, each botanical is reproduced on archival paper and presented in a black wood frame with an antique-white, 100% cotton rag museum mat, chosen to complement the quiet character and age of the original work.
Designed to be hung individually, in pairs, or collected as the complete Founding Collection.
Wood frame
14" x 16.25"
