Pomona Britannica: No. 10 - Cherries
George Brookshaw · 1805, published 1812
This color aquatint etching is one plate from George Brookshaw’s 1812 illustrated volume Pomona Britannica . Named after the Roman goddess of fruit trees, gardens, and orchards, Brookshaw intended the volume to be the English “country gentleman’s” guide to the science of classifying and identifying fruits (pomology).
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- Cleveland Museum of Art
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