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Album. Botanical Drawings. Unnamed. Ehret, Georg Dionysius (German, 1708-1770). A branch with leaves and flowers (almond blossom?). Graphite and watercolour on vellum, height 235 mm, width 163 mm. Album containing 19 watercolours on vellum, mounted (pasted onto the pages of the album). Bound in brown leather, gold tooled. Page size 255 mm, page width 182 mm. 1765.
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