1797 Copper Engraving Hand-Painted Pedicularis Marsh Lousewort Botanical Art EB6 XGYC1 Petruccelli illustrated using repeating images

Petruccelli illustrated using repeating images and bold graphics which gave his work an Art Deco appearance

The print shows a nearly deserted settlement after ten of the twelve tribes of Esquimaux revolted and left the Chicago Worlds Fair (mainly due to the intense summer heat)

Keywords specific to this image: Fiddle

Lunt & Bowlen Company's line of Early American Style solid sterling silver silverware

1797 Copper Engraving Hand-Painted Pedicularis Marsh Lousewort Botanical Art EB6 XGYC1 Petruccelli illustrated using repeating images"Pedicularis palustris" This is an original 1797 hand tinted color copper engraving of the Pedicularis palustris, commonly known as marsh lousewort, that is native to England. A page of descriptive text accompanies this plate. Please see both images. CONDITION This 216+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +. Moderate foxing and aging. Light creasing. Some light surface rub. Small hole left margin. Product Type: Original Copper Engraving; Hand Tinted