Capture the timeless allure of nature with this original 19th Century Antique Botanical Print by Anton Hartinger, featuring Rhodiola Sorbus (Golden Root or Roseroot)—a stunning embodiment of botanical artistry and history. This original 1882 chromolithograph comes from the celebrated “Atlas der Alpenflora” (plate 161), illustrated by Austrian artist Anton Hartinger (1806-1890) and published by the German and Austrian Alpine Club.
Original 19th-century botanical illustration by renowned artist Anton Hartinger.
Professionally mounted and housed in a premium frame with exquisite detailing. It was assembled by the prestigious House of Color Gallery in Countryside, Illinois. There is a gallery stamp on back.
Ideal for collectors of antique art or botanical enthusiasts.
Add a touch of timeless beauty to your home with this exquisite piece, inviting nature's elegance into your decor. A wonderful gift for art lovers, it brings historical charm and sophistication to any space.
Note- Also available is Sorbus chamaemespilus (Dwarf Whitebeam) Plate #156. See separate listing.
Size- 10” X 1.25” X 13”
Capture the timeless allure of nature with this original 19th Century Antique Botanical Print by Anton Hartinger, featuring Rhodiola Sorbus (Golden Root or Roseroot)—a stunning embodiment of botanical artistry and history. This original 1882 chromolithograph comes from the celebrated “Atlas der Alpenflora” (plate 161), illustrated by Austrian artist Anton Hartinger (1806-1890) and published by the German and Austrian Alpine Club.
Original 19th-century botanical illustration by renowned artist Anton Hartinger.
Professionally mounted and housed in a premium frame with exquisite detailing. It was assembled by the prestigious House of Color Gallery in Countryside, Illinois. There is a gallery stamp on back.
Ideal for collectors of antique art or botanical enthusiasts.
Add a touch of timeless beauty to your home with this exquisite piece, inviting nature's elegance into your decor. A wonderful gift for art lovers, it brings historical charm and sophistication to any space.
Note- Also available is Sorbus chamaemespilus (Dwarf Whitebeam) Plate #156. See separate listing.
Size- 10” X 1.25” X 13”
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