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Vine-leaved sida, Sida (abutilon) vitifolia

Vine-leaved sida, Sida (abutilon) vitifolia


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Vine-leaved sida, Sida (abutilon) vitifolia

Vine-leaved sida, Sida (abutilon) vitifolia.. Handcoloured botanical illustration drawn and lithographed by Walter Hood Fitch for Sir William Jackson Hookers Curtiss Botanical Magazine, London, Reeve Brothers, 1846

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1846 Curtis Fitch Hood Leaved Vine Walter Abutilon


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This exquisite hand-colored botanical illustration depicts Vine-leaved Sida, Sida (Abutilon) vitifolia, as it was beautifully rendered by the skilled hand of Walter Hood Fitch in 1846. Commissioned for Sir William Jackson Hooker's Curtis's Botanical Magazine, published by Reeve Brothers in London, this illustration showcases the intricate details of this fascinating vine species. Sida vitifolia, commonly known as Vine-leaved Sida or Abutilon vitifolium, is a native of South America. Its elegant, tendril-bearing stems can grow up to 10 meters long, adorned with heart-shaped leaves that are a vibrant green in color. The plant produces small, tubular, five-petaled flowers that bloom in clusters, with hues ranging from pink to white. The illustration captures the essence of the plant's beauty and intricacy, with each vein, petal, and leaf meticulously rendered in rich colors. The use of hand-coloring added an additional layer of artistry to the lithographic process, making each print a unique work of art. Botanical illustrations like this one played a crucial role in the scientific exploration and documentation of the natural world during the 19th century. They allowed scientists, horticulturists, and collectors to identify and study plant specimens from distant lands, contributing significantly to the advancement of botanical knowledge. Walter Hood Fitch was a renowned botanical artist and lithographer who produced numerous illustrations for various publications, including Curtis's Botanical Magazine. His work showcased his exceptional talent for capturing the delicate details of plants, making him a significant figure in the history of botanical illustration.

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