Flower Study in Two Tones
Caroline West Van Helden · 1847-1924
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Why is this public domain? Caroline West Van Helden died in 1924; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A botanical plate shows a clover-like plant with several pink flower heads and trifoliate green leaves on branching stems. A small color chart of pink, olive, maroon and dark green swatches sits beside the plant, and the plate is labeled "Plate 11" in the lower left.
