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Pink moss, Rosa muscosa. Handcoloured engraving by James Andrews for John Stevens Henslow's "Bouquet des Souvenirs, " London, 1840. Henslow (1796 ~ 1861) was educated at Cambridge University, and returned to teach there
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Pink moss, Rosa muscosa. Handcoloured engraving by James Andrews for John Stevens Henslow's "Bouquet des Souvenirs, " London, 1840. Henslow (1796 ~ 1861) was educated at Cambridge University, and returned to teach there
FLO4644541 Pink moss, Rosa muscosa. Handcoloured engraving by James Andrews for John Stevens Henslow's "Bouquet des Souvenirs, " London, 1840. Henslow (1796 ~ 1861) was educated at Cambridge University, and returned to teach there, becoming Chair of Mineralogy in 1822 and Chair of Botany in 1825. His lectures were attended by a young Charles Darwin. James Andrews was a talented botanical artist who squandered his talents on gift books.; (add.info.: Pink moss, Rosa muscosa. Handcoloured engraving by James Andrews for John Stevens Henslow's "Bouquet des Souvenirs, " London, 1840. Henslow (1796 ~ 1861) was educated at Cambridge University, and returned to teach there, becoming Chair of Mineralogy in 1822 and Chair of Botany in 1825. His lectures were attended by a young Charles Darwin. James Andrews was a talented botanical artist who squandered his talents on gift books.); © Florilegius
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This exquisite handcoloured engraving of Pink moss, Rosa muscosa, by James Andrews for John Stevens Henslow's "Bouquet des Souvenirs" captures the delicate beauty of this botanical specimen. The intricate details and vibrant hues bring to life the elegance of the pink moss, showcasing Andrews' talent as a botanical artist.
John Stevens Henslow, an esteemed educator at Cambridge University in the 19th century, was not only a renowned academic but also a mentor to young minds such as Charles Darwin. His passion for botany is evident in this print, reflecting his dedication to the study and appreciation of plant life.
The soft pink petals and lush green leaves depicted in this engraving evoke a sense of tranquility and natural beauty. It serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving our environment and cherishing the wonders of nature that surround us.
James Andrews' skillful rendering of Pink moss highlights his artistic prowess, even though he may have squandered his talents on gift books. This print serves as a timeless reminder of the artistry and craftsmanship that went into creating botanical illustrations during this period.
Overall, this print is not just a visual delight but also a historical treasure that pays homage to both Henslow's legacy as an educator and Andrews' talent as an artist.
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