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Botanical Print Black Muscat Grape - 30x40cm, premium wood frame
Botanical Print Black Muscat Grape - 30x40cm, premium wood frame
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← Discover the complete history of this illustration
This masterpiece illustrates the Black Muscat Grape, a little-known southern grape variety prized by 19th-century botanists for its subtle aromatic finesse and easy ripening.
The plate masterfully renders the slender bunches with deep black grapes veiled in white bloom, revealing all the delicacy of this Muscat, standing apart from the exuberance of its cousins.
Taken from Poiteau and Turpin's Traité des Arbres Fruitiers, this illustration combines scientific rigor with a rare artistic sensibility, characteristic of the golden age of botany.
Why choose this framed botanical poster?
- Heritage artwork: faithful reproduction of a historical botanical illustration.
- Vintage decoration: ideal for a kitchen, living room, or office.
- Ready to hang: delivered framed, with hanging kit included (horizontal or vertical).
Premium frame and paper quality
- Premium wooden frames: natural oak from responsible sources, or black/white ash for a contemporary style. Each frame is unique thanks to the natural wood grain.
- Elegant thickness: 20 mm wide and deep, more robust and aesthetic than a classic frame.
- Museum-quality paper: 30x40cm format, 250 g/m², uncoated off-white matte finish, acid-free, for long-term preservation without yellowing.
- High-fidelity art print: faithful reproduction with subtle and natural colors.
- Optimal protection: transparent plexiglass (1.0-2.5 mm) protecting the poster while maintaining perfect clarity.
- Environmental respect: FSC certified paper and frame.
Practical features
- 📦 Robust packaging: each frame is carefully protected for damage-free transport.
- 🌱 Reduced impact: responsible materials and on-demand printing, no minimum order.
