Illustrated Bouquet- Tapina (Achimenes) Splendens, Petunia Inimitable, Surpasse Dr Andry
HENDERSON, Edward George and Andrew; SOWERBY, Charlotte Caroline (artist)
Illustrated Bouquet- Tapina (Achimenes) Splendens, Petunia Inimitable, Surpasse Dr Andry
Illustrated Bouquet- Tapina (Achimenes) Splendens, Petunia Inimitable, Surpasse Dr Andry
Stock Code 113865
London, E.G. Henderson & Son, Wellington Road, St John's Wood 1857-9.
This beautiful and vibrant botanical lithograph is after a drawing by Charlotte Caroline Sowerby and Augusta Innes Wither and these illustrations were issued in instalments by the Hendersons.
Edward George Henderson (1783-1876) and his son Andrew (1823-1906) owned several famous nurseries at Vine Place, Edgware Road, the Wellington Road Nurseries and Pineapple Place in London.
Hand-coloured lithograph: image size 34 cm x 26 cm, mounted size 49 cm x 39 cm.
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