
Gänse-Fingerkraut. Potentilla anserina
Adolf Schrödter · 1805-1875
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Gänse-Fingerkraut. Potentilla anserina, Adolf Schrödter (1870). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Adolf Schrödter died in 1875; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-coloured print shows a flowering plant of Potentilla anserina with yellow five-petalled blossoms, pinnate leaves and a root system, placed beside a barefoot man in a cap carrying two white geese. A small wooden shed stands in the background. The German caption reads Gänse-Fingerkraut and the Latin name Potentilla anserina L. The work is attributed to Adolf Schrödter and dated 1870.























