Pierre-Joseph Redouté Corylus Maxima Engraving Hand Colored

Overview 19th-century hand-colored engraving on paper depicting Corylus maxima (filbert, hazelnut), attributed to Pierre-Joseph Redouté. The plate is mounted under glass within a dark wood frame, with a light-colored mat and a narrow gilt liner. Presented by Miss Daisy's Consignment & Auction House. Specifications

• Materials: Hand-colored engraving on paper; mounted under glass; framed in a dark wood frame with a light-colored mat and a narrow gilt liner
• Finish/Compatibility: Framed under glass with a dark wood frame, light matting, and gilt inner lip

Maker / Artist Details Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759–1840) was a Belgian-born French painter and botanist celebrated for precise, luminous botanical illustrations. He is regarded as a leading botanical illustrator who enjoyed royal patronage, and produced landmark series such as Les Roses (1817–1821) and Les Liliacées (1802–1816). Condition / Notes (Information not provided; not included.) Shipping & Handling Miss Daisy's does not offer in-house shipping, but we have local partners who can pick up your purchase and ship it to you. Please see the Delivery Services tab on our home page.