Aga Cover Passionflower Antique Botanical Print c1795 kitchen tumble or air dry

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De Boodt was also appointed the medical court doctor of Emperor Rudolf II and was responsible for establishing the modern geological study of mineralogy

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Drawn in 1901 by W Ogilvie-Grant and published in the Catalogue of the Collection of Birds' Eggs for the British Museum

Aga Cover Passionflower Antique Botanical Print c1795 kitchen tumble or air dryThe Passiflora or passionflower has been beautifully drawn in this late 18thC print by a Swiss botanist. This beautiful artwork was painted by Christian Gottleib Geissler for the Swiss Botanist Johannes Gessner who created the Tabulae Phytographicae published in 1795 containing dozens of scientific illustrations of plants. It is digitally printed onto 100% cotton fabric producing a stunning hard wearing Aga cover. Wash at 40 degrees Designed and