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Hand-colored botanical plate showing seed pods, tree branches, taro and cassava plants, arranged in three numbered sections.

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1. Graines employées pour les colliers; 2. Végétaux pour le tatouage; 3. Plantes nutritives, Jean Baptiste Debret (1834 - 1839). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Jean Baptiste Debret died in 1848; this work is in the public domain.

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This hand-colored lithograph, titled 1. Graines employées pour les colliers; 2. Végétaux pour le tatouage; 3. Plantes nutritives, is attributed to Jean Baptiste Debret and dated 1834 to 1839. It is arranged in three horizontal registers that show seed pods and seeds, plants used for tattooing, and nutritive plants such as a taro-like tuber and a cassava plant. The careful botanical rendering and soft tinting are typical of the period's scientific plates.