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A bunch of flowers including a peony, roses, hibiscus, asters, gentian and an imaginary blue butterfly. Redouté, Pierre Joseph (Flemish, 1759-1840). Graphite and watercolour with traces of gum Arabic over graphite on vellum, height 453 mm, width 376 mm. Acquisition: bequeathed 1973 by Henry Rogers Broughton Fairhaven.
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