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Tab XXVIII

Art Print | by Ernst Benary | #425897

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Tab XXVIII by Ernst Benary
 
     
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    This high quality print is based on a chromolithograph plate of Chard varieties taken from the album Benary, which contains 28 colour plates in total of vegetable varieties by Ernst Benary named in the accompanying page in German, English, French and Russian. Date: 1876.

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    Tab XXVIII by Ernst Benary

    Tab XXVIII by Ernst Benary

    Tab XXVIII by Ernst Benary

    Tab XXVIII by Ernst Benary

    Tab XXVIII by Ernst Benary

    Tab XXVIII by Ernst Benary

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