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Colts foot cineraria, Cineraria tussilaginis

Colts foot cineraria, Cineraria tussilaginis


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Colts foot cineraria, Cineraria tussilaginis

Colts foot cineraria, Cineraria tussilaginis or Pericallis tussilaginis.. Illustration drawn by William Jackson Hooker, engraved by Swan. Handcolored copperplate engraving from William Curtiss The Botanical Magazine, Samuel Curtis, 1833

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1833 Cineraria Curtis Foot Hooker Jackson Colts Pericallis


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This exquisite handcolored copperplate engraving depicts the enchanting Coltsfoot Cineraria, Cineraria tussilaginis, also known as Pericallis tussilaginis. The illustration was meticulously drawn by the renowned botanical artist, William Jackson Hooker, and masterfully engraved by Swan for publication in The Botanical Magazine, edited by Samuel Curtis, in 1833. Coltsfoot Cineraria, a member of the daisy family, is native to Europe and Asia. The plant's common name, Coltsfoot, is derived from its distinctive horse hoof-shaped leaves. The Cineraria part of its name refers to its ashy-gray hue. This charming perennial herb is known for its attractive rosettes of velvety, silver-gray leaves and clusters of small, yellow, daisy-like flowers. The history of Coltsfoot Cineraria as a cultivated plant dates back to ancient times. It was used for medicinal purposes, particularly for treating respiratory issues, and was also believed to have anti-inflammatory properties. The plant's popularity as an ornamental species began in the 16th century, and it became a favorite among European gardeners. This illustration is a testament to the beauty and historical significance of the Coltsfoot Cineraria. The intricate details of its leaves and flowers are beautifully rendered, making it an essential addition to any botanical collection. This engraving not only showcases the artistic prowess of Hooker and Swan but also highlights the rich history of botanical exploration and documentation during the 19th century.

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