Poiteau Pl. 61, Abricot noir

Name: Poiteau Pl. 61, Abricot noir
Brand: Inc.
SKU: POI-0061
Availability: OutOfStock

$700.00

Hand-applied stipple engraving; circa 1846

Out of stock

SKU: POI-0061 Category: Pomologie Française – Antique Originals Tags: Botanical Art, Fruit Art, Pierre-Antoine Poiteau, Pomologie Française, Stipple Engraving

Presented in a delectable composition, Poiteau Pl. 61, Abricot noir captures the fruit at peak ripeness.

This original 19th-century French botanical is hand colored and engraved on creamy 17” x 11 ¾” paper. Cultivate your home with the addition of this attractive fruit print!

About Pomologie Française

Published in 1846, Pierre-Antoine Poiteau’s Pomologie Française is one of the finest fruit books ever created. The lusciosuly illustrated folio contains 420 brilliant illustrations of French fruit varietals issued in 4 volumes. With the aid of his friend and fellow artist Pierre Jean François Turpin, Poiteau captures the abundance of France’s pomology.

The prints were rendered through the process of stipple engraving so upon close inspection, the soft contours of the fruit are composed of minute hand engraved dots rather than continuous lines. Color was then hand-applied to the prints to bring them to life.

About Pierre-Antoine Poiteau

Pierre-Antoine Poiteau’s (1766-1854) interest in botany began during his occupation as a gardener. His interest in plants and his appetite for adventure took him to Santa Domingo, Haiti and New Guinea where he oversaw the construction of botanical gardens and sourced foreign seeds and plant specimens. Poiteau’s illustrious career includes serving as head gardner at Versailles and Fontainebleau and as the head of the Botanical School of Paris. His interest in botany is memorialized in his notable publication Pomologie Française.

For more information about Poiteau Pl. 61, email us at [email protected] or check out our articles A Comparative Analysis of Poiteau and Brookshaw’s Pomological Prints and The Historical Significance of Botanical Illustration.

Weight	1 lbs
Dimensions	17 × 11.75 × 0.125 in
Artist	Pierre-Antoine Poiteau
Publication Title	Pomologie Française
Type of Artwork	Antique Original
Medium	Hand-applied stipple engraving
Creation Date	1846
Subject	Botanical

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Poiteau Pl. 61, Abricot noir

About Pomologie Française

About Pierre-Antoine Poiteau

Authenticity of Artwork

Return Policy

Payment

Condition

Delivery

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