Botanical Set of 9 in Gold Leaf Gesso Mat by Curtis, 1814 Seascape 25” each and 34"× 44”

25” each and 34"× 44” as a group (depending on spacing)

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John Gould (1804—1881) was the most well known publisher of ornithological subjects of all time

It is custom framed in UV-resistant glass and a driftwood frame

1868From the first Atlas of Delaware

Botanical Set of 9 in Gold Leaf Gesso Mat by Curtis, 1814 Seascape 25” each and 34"× 44”An exquisite collection of 9 original copper engravings by the esteemed William Curtis, each beautifully presented in custom hand made linen mats adorned with a striking gold leaf gesso style. Each mat has been hand crafted with real gold leaf. Custom framed in a gold wood frame and UV filtering conservation glass. Each piece measures 11 1 4" x 14 1 2", and the entire set spans an impressive 36" x 46". Condition: Excellent. William Curtis began