General
General
Object Auto ID
73077
Alternate Codes
159948
Common Name
Watercolour
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Quantity
1.00
Object Description
The Parliament Collection:
A branch of a tree with tufty flowers, most of which are pink and yellow, while two are pink and green. (Part of a collection, see 34340)Un des plus beaux Mimosas de l'Afrique ayant ses Fleurs a Panaches. Du Pais des Grands Namaquois dans l'Interieur des Terres du Cap.; One of the most beautiful mimosas of Africa, having tufty flowers [having its flowers in plumes], from Great Namaqualand, in the Cape interior. [Sicklebush, Dichrostachys cinerea]
Provenance
Purchased at Sotheby's, London in 1963
Description
Description
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Distinguishing Features
Botanical [plates 119-165]
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Dimension Comments
Unframed and mounted in a box; Image size (inside border) 411 x 257 mm
History
History
Object Age Comment
[1785-1795, 1811]
Maker Comment
LE VAILLANT, Francois, 1753-1824. Reinold, Johann Lebrecht
User Comment
Exhibition curated by Prof Ian Glenn at S.A. Museum: Nov 2012 - May 2013
Collector Comment
Watercolour on paper
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