Bittenger (Prunus persica) by Bertha Heiges (1900)

Watercolor of a whole peach and a halved peach showing its dark pit, with handwritten variety label below.

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Bittenger (Prunus persica), Bertha Heiges (1900), USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection (National Agricultural Library). Via artnap.com

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A watercolor botanical study shows a whole peach and a cross-section revealing its pit, painted in warm yellows, oranges and red blushes on a cream paper with a ruled border. Handwritten inscriptions give the variety name "Bittenger", the grower J. H. Heffelfinger of Greencastle area, Franklin County, Pennsylvania, and dates from 1900, signed by artist Bertha Heiges.

Date

1900

Medium

Painting

Museum

USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection (National Agricultural Library)

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Public domain