A Group of Twelve Framed Botanical Photogravures by Karl Blossfeldt, Berlin, 1929

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A Group of Twelve Framed Botanical Photogravures by Karl Blossfeldt, Berlin, 1929Origin: German Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1929 Each: 11. 5 wide x 14. 5 high (each) The dozen antique botanical photogravures published in 1929 in Berlin for Urformen der Kunst", or "Art forms in nature", showing an interesting and striking array of flowers from around the world, each magnified up to thirty times, and now framed for display. The photogravures are in generally very good overall order with some light discoloration

and eventually selling postcards

is depicted relatively seriously with a fixed expression

The frames are contemporary and are of good build quality

modelled as a campagna top set with a Japanese Imari charger

one being decorated with the Minton pattern No

The articulation is all in good order and the interior is clean

married notable pilot Ben Lenson DFC and became a British national in 1952

The forest green painted pine washstand

In one another's arms they died

one of wool and one of silk plied as one weft

Width: 36”

pointing its date to the early Victorian era with the inlay continuing to border the top and also at the feet