Three Chrysanthemums (From Flora's Gems; or The Treasures of the Parterre. Twelve bouquets drawn and coloured from nature by James Andrews. n.d.) (1830)

James Andrews (English, active about 1830–1861)

Louisa Anne Twamley (English, 19th century)

1830

Place of PublicationLondon

Medium/TechniqueHand-colored lithograph

DimensionsSheet: 36 x 26.5 cm (14 3/16 x 10 7/16 in.)

Credit LineBequest of George P. Dike—Elita R. Dike Collection

Accession number69.95

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ClassificationsPrints

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ProvenanceElita R. Dike, Brookline; to her spouse George P. Dike, Brookline; bequest to MFA May 14, 1969

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