Pay in 4 interest-free payments of $7.25 Learn more
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Aug 9 - Aug 14
Orléans and Bourges
The image is glued onto the book page along its left edge
The printing techniques of the time (chromolithography) gives the prints a very soft aspect
Famous coastal towns include Honfleur
1958 Aloe Marlothii & Arenicola print red grandmacore Orléans and Bourges1958 vintage print showing 2 specimen of Aloe: Aloe Marlothii, also known as Mountain aloe, and Alow Arenicola, also called Sand aloe. This charming botanical French antique print comes from an out of print 1958 French Swiss book "Plantes grasses", which means literally "fat plants", illustrated by Pia Roshardt. As usual in books from that editor, the print is glued onto the book page along its left edge, making a flap (the actual print is delineated
