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Line drawing of two botanical views of a flower, one frontal and one cross-section, showing petals, stamens and stem on beige

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Flowers, Søren Jacob Grønvald (1879). Via artnap.com

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A line drawing on a pale beige ground shows two botanical views of a flower: at left, a frontal view of a five-petalled bloom with a curved stalk and a small central opening, and at right, a longitudinal section revealing stamens with rounded tips, a flared tube, and a bud-like base. Small cross-shaped registration marks surround the drawing. The work is titled Flowers, is attributed to Søren Jacob Grønvald, and is dated 1879.