Album Vilmorin Vegetable Print #27 Size:19 x 14 making for all the greater

making for all the greater contrast with the neon pink targets on the left

with other famous monuments in the background

A simplistic illustration of a man playing the cello is the focal point of the print

Richard Libertini

The whimsical red script enhances the poster's Art Deco allure

Album Vilmorin Vegetable Print #27 Size:19 x 14 making for all the greater"Album Vilmorin No. 27 1876 Vilmorin Andrieux & Cie." Vilmorin Andrieux and Company was an important seed company that got its start from printing these plates in 1850, following the expertise of Philippe Victoire de Vilmorin, a merchant and botanist, and his father in law Pierre Andrieux, official botanist to the King of France. The company contributed to the advancement of botany and agronomic knowledge of the time. Elisa Champin originally painted