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George Brookshaw: Pineapple Art Print (1812) Giclée Reproduction
George Brookshaw: Pineapple Art Print (1812) Giclée Reproduction
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Adorn your space with a symbol of luxury, hospitality, and exotic rarity with this stunning Giclée reproduction of George Brookshaw's Pineapple. Dating from 1812, this print is a masterpiece of early 19th-century botanical illustration, extracted from his renowned folio, Pomona Britannica.
George Brookshaw (active 1785–1819) created some of the most beautiful and lavish fruit prints ever produced. His Pomona Britannica was an expensive, exclusive volume documenting the finest fruits grown in the gardens of British nobility and royalty.
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A Symbol of Status: In the early 19th century, the Pineapple was the ultimate status symbol in England. Due to the difficulty and expense of cultivating it in British hothouses (or importing it), owning or displaying a pineapple signified immense wealth and hospitality. Brookshaw's print captures this majestic fruit in its full, crowning glory.
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The Art of Aquatint: The original print would have been produced using the highly skilled technique of aquatint engraving, often finished with meticulous hand-coloring. This allowed Brookshaw to achieve rich tonal variations and a detailed, velvety texture that perfectly renders the fruit's scaly rind and lush crown.
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Botanical Elegance: The composition is both scientifically accurate and aesthetically elegant. The focus is entirely on the perfect form of the fruit and its foliage, presented with the grandeur suitable for a subject of such high social standing.
This print is an essential acquisition for collectors of Botanical Art, Georgian-Era Prints, and those who appreciate the historical significance of luxury goods.
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Artist: George Brookshaw (British, active 1785–1819).
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Artwork: Pineapple (Plate from Pomona Britannica).
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Date: Original published in 1812.
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Style: Georgian Botanical Illustration; noted for the use of aquatint and highly detailed, luxurious realism.
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Subject: A majestic, life-like depiction of the Pineapple, the ultimate symbol of early 19th-century luxury.
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Print Quality: Museum-quality Archival Giclée Reproduction faithfully capturing the original's rich color, depth, and fine engraving detail.
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Aesthetic: Ultimate botanical decor and classic historical elegance.
Secure this historical symbol of luxury and artistic excellence. This stunning Brookshaw Pineapple print offers commanding elegance and rich historical context. Order this Archival Giclée reproduction today.
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