
1737–1887 Copperplate Herbals • True Vine, Mustard Seed, Field Lily & Cedar of Lebanon
•4-Panel Stretched Canvas SetScriptural Flora & Botanical Dissections Quartet (4-Panel Canvas Set)
Four classical European botanical copperplates and lithographs illustrating the iconic flora of Scripture with 1:1 floral, seed, and cone dissections: Otto Wilhelm Thomé’s 1885 Vitis vinifera (The True Vine, John 15:1–5 · S-15), Franz Eugen Köhler’s 1887 Sinapis nigra (The Parable of the Mustard Seed, Matthew 13:31–32 · S-16), Elizabeth Blackwell’s 1737 Lilium album (Consider the Lilies of the Field, Matthew 6:28–29 · S-17), and Georg Dionysius Ehret’s 1757 Cedrus libani (The Cedar of Lebanon, Psalm 92:12 · S-18).
Archival matte cotton-poly canvas (344 gsm) hand-stretched over kiln-dried 1.25" solid pine stretcher bars with color-wrapped architectural edges and pre-installed hanging hardware.
| Format | Per-Panel Dimensions | 4-Panel Wall Span |
|---|---|---|
| 12 × 16 in | 12" W × 16" H × 1.25" D | 27" × 35" (Grid) or 57" W (Row) |
| 16 × 20 in | 16" W × 20" H × 1.25" D | 35" × 43" (Grid) or 73" W (Row) |
| 24 × 30 in | 24" W × 30" H × 1.25" D | 51" × 63" (Grid) or 105" W (Row) |
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