Mushrooms (from Upper Egypt)
Jean-Jacques Rifaud · 1786- 1852
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A hand-coloured plate arranged in numbered panels shows mushrooms and fungi, including a cut cross-section with concentric rings, clusters of small caps, and single specimens with visible gills and stems. Arabic script labels appear beside several figures, and the plate is captioned Champignons (de la Haute Egypte).
