This rare hand-tinted etched illustration from a French botany collection of mycology is nothing short of extraordinary. This print is of the L'Argaric Safrane, a species of mushroom. Agaric is a relation of the regular mushroom, but its tops are convex (or sometimes flat) with the gills on underside of cap. Safrane translates into English as 'saffron yellow', and connotes not just the title of what this mushroom is called but also its beautiful hue.

Etched illustration was matched and inserted into an equally stunning antique Eastlake frame, which shows its age with some minor scuff marks in some places (as seen in photos) which only enhances the overall aesthetic of this piece of art. Glass is not museum quality/glare resistant, so it is highly recommended to *not* hang/display in direct sunlight.

Measurements
14" tall
11 3/4" wide
2 3/4" deep


Condition:
Alterations: Original Design Modified
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Etched illustration was matched and inserted into an equally stunning antique Eastlake style frame, which shows its age with its minor scuff marks (as seen in photos) which only enhances the overall aesthetic of this piece of art. Glass is not museum quality/glare resistant, so it is highly recommended to *not* hang/display in direct sunlight. Paper of print itself shows its 240+ year age with some spotting on background of piece throughout. Frame and print were chosen and put together by seller.

Origin:
France

Materials & Techniques:
Glass, Wood

Details:
Art Subjects: Botanic
Frame Type: Framed
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: France

Original Design Modified; Some Imperfections; Etched illustration was matched and inserted into an equally stunning antique Eastlake style frame, which shows its age with its minor scuff marks (as seen in photos) which only enhances the overall aesthetic of this piece of art. Glass is not museum quality/glare resistant, so it is highly recommended to *not* hang/display in direct sunlight. Paper of print itself shows its 240+ year age with some spotting on background of piece throughout. Frame and print were chosen and put together by seller.