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Watercolor of a green grape cluster on a brown stem, with handwritten variety label Bachmans No. 309 below.

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Bachmans No. 309 (Vitis), Royal Charles Steadman (1920), USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection (National Agricultural Library). Via artnap.com

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A watercolor painting of a single cluster of pale green grapes hanging from a woody brown stem, with soft highlights on each berry and a faint grey wash behind the fruit. Handwritten notes below the image list the accession number, the variety name Bachmans No. 309, the grower Joseph Bachman of Altus, Arkansas, and the artist's signature with the date 8-24-20. The work is part of the USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection, attributed to Royal Charles Steadman, dated 1920.