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Hand-coloured botanical engraving of a female satyrium orchid with pink flowers, green leaves, and roots, with numbered detai

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Female satyrium, Elizabeth Blackwell (1739). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Elizabeth Blackwell died in 1758; this work is in the public domain.

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A hand-coloured botanical engraving of the female satyrium orchid, showing a flowering stem with pink-purple blossoms, broad green leaves, and pale fleshy roots. Numbered details display a single flower, a seed vessel, and seeds, with a caption naming the plant. The work is an 1739 print by Elizabeth Blackwell.