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including the ability to shape-shift into beautiful humans to trick and to deceive guileless people
The watercolour hues add to the general feeling of understated loveliness of each plant
It sits nicely
dressed in contemporary European clothing
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Victorian “Common Bramble (Blackberry)” Framed Antique Botanical Art Print (A2) Print Size:Rustic Large + Mount including the ability to shape-shiftVINTAGE BOTANICAL FRAMED ART PRINT "The Common Bramble or Blackberry" (Rubus Fruticosus.) From the book "The Moral of Flowers", 1833 (engravings by William Clark, "formerly draughts man and engraver to the London Horticultural Society", words and poetry by Rebecca Hey). An illustration from an early 19th century book a lovely example from the time when interests in botany, science and natural history in general came beautifully together with poetry,
