1796 Copper Engraving James Sowerby Briza Quaking-Grass Botanical Flower Print XGV2 castle of the counts

castle of the counts

Series C-600 Cab Forward

Artist name printed on page - embedded in image

This is an original 1894 halftone print of the Paeony Tenufolium flowers

This piece was illustrated by Railton

1796 Copper Engraving James Sowerby Briza Quaking-Grass Botanical Flower Print XGV2 castle of the counts"Briza media" This is an original 1796 hand colored copper engraving of the Briza media, commonly known as Quaking grass or Cow quake, (also known as Didder, Dithering grass, Dodder grass, Doddering Dillies, Jiggle joggles, Tottergrass, and Wag wantons), that is found in England. A page of descriptive text accompanies this plate. Please see both images. CONDITION This 217+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +. Moderate foxing and aging. Light creasing.