1850’s Mirror Frame Seaweed VI

Printed in 1860; intricately detailed prints were created using the ?nature-printed? process( unique process a plant is pressed into a plate of soft lead, leaving an impression from which an electrotype is made) developed by the Austrian Alois Auer and perfected by Henry Bradbury; resultant prints are incredibly life like and true to nature, capturing the fine detail of each seaweed without the interpretation of an engraver or artist

Material type: Wood, Paper, Glass

Country of origin: United Kingdom

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Nature”s Curiosities

Enliven your space with this collection of framed artwork and decoupaged pieces. Unique items that bring together charming bursts of color, serene botanical and natural imagery, and a truly vivid imagination. Many pieces are decoupaged, a 20th century term which comes from the French word decouper, means “to cut out”. Paper cutouts are then reassembled – here, on everything from postcards to paperweights. For a multi-dimensional, completely one-of-a-kind accent, this is surely as delightful as it gets.