The Temple of Flora, or Garden of Nature: The Pontic Rhododendron
1799–1807
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In the 18th century, new engraving and etching techniques offered a variety of tonal effects that enhanced botanical prints. While mezzotint (in which the plate is roughened and then the engraver works from dark to light creating different values) and stipple (dots create valu...
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