1887 Wood Engraving Art Botanical Impatiens Garden Rose Balsam Flower Plant IDG1 Colleges & Universities This 154+ year old Item

This 154+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++

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the Art Institute of Chicago held a major exhibition of Bonnard's work (as well as the work of Vuillard)

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1887 Wood Engraving Art Botanical Impatiens Garden Rose Balsam Flower Plant IDG1 Colleges & Universities This 154+ year old Item"Azalea Balsaminaeflora" This is an original 1887 black and white wood engraving of the Impatiens balsamina, also known as Garden Balsam, Garden Jewelweed, Rose Balsam, and Touch Me Not, that is native to India and Burma in south Asia. The leaves of the plant have several medicinal uses and are used to treat warts, snakebites, burns, and other ailments. Please note the dimensions of this image. CONDITION This 126+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++.