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Claret Clematis Chromolithograph Henry G Moon 1903
STUNNING claret clematis by Henry G. Moon. Antique Chromolithograph. 1903. This work is so finely observed that is photographic in quality and we believe that this piece represents amongst the very best of Moon's illustrations. It is magnificent in everyway and has unparalleled colour intensity.
William Robinson was a horticultural pioneer to whom modern gardening style owes much. He was instrumental in breaking away from the intensely formalized tradition of stylized bedding to a more relaxed and natural use of perennials and the “wild garden.” He is considered the father of modern English gardening.
As publisher of Flora and Sylva (1903-05), he found the perfect illustrator in Henry G Moon, whom he met when Moon responded to an advertisement Robinson had placed. Moon, a well-educated young man from a prosperous family, had been forced to go to work in a solicitor’s office when his father’s premature death left the family in impecunious circumstances. Robinson hired him to illustrate Flora and Sylva, where Moon developed the characteristic elegant style which showed each plant in its full beauty without the overblown rendering and artificial enhancement so typical of the Victorian era botanical illustration. Later, Moon married Frederick Sander’s daughter and went on to create his masterpiece in the orchid illustrations for the magnificent Sander’s Reichenbachia,.
The Flora and Sylva was a deluxe publication largely illustrated by Moon from plants in the collections of prominent botanical gardens, country houses and nurseries such as Kew Gardens, Sanders’ Nursery, Gravetye and Worley Place. The highly decorative chromolithographed plates were produced by G. Severeyns and their successor J.L. Goffart. They are of the finest quality, in brilliant deep and textured color on soft white, thick paper.
This fabulous 'clematis' chromolithograph has been remounted in bespoke handmade and hand-finished frames the confidently proportioned mount is decorated and a delicate gold beading has been used as a sophisticated framing for the works. The glass is museum quality with low reflection, amazing colour transparency and high U.V. absorption to protect the works.
Chromolithographs are 30cm tall by 23cm wide. The framed prints are 50cm tall by 44cm wide.
About Chromolithography:
Chromolithography is a unique method for making multi-colour prints which became the most successful method of colour printing developed by the 19th Century. The initial technique involved the use of multiple lithographic stones, one for each colour, and whilst extremely expensive was used for the best quality results. Depending on the number of colours present, a chromolithograph could take even very skilled workers months to produce. To make this, expensive, reproduction which was once referred to as a 'chromo' a lithographer, with a finished painting in front of him, gradually created and corrected the many stones using proofs to deliver a lithograph as much as possible like the painting, sometimes using dozens of layers.
The artwork can be shipped nationally and internationally. Price for secure packaging and courier delivery is not included in the sale price and will be charged strictly at cost (no profit made).
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Tel : 07425 298868
Non UK callers : +44 7425 298868
William Robinson was a horticultural pioneer to whom modern gardening style owes much. He was instrumental in breaking away from the intensely formalized tradition of stylized bedding to a more relaxed and natural use of perennials and the “wild garden.” He is considered the father of modern English gardening.
As publisher of Flora and Sylva (1903-05), he found the perfect illustrator in Henry G Moon, whom he met when Moon responded to an advertisement Robinson had placed. Moon, a well-educated young man from a prosperous family, had been forced to go to work in a solicitor’s office when his father’s premature death left the family in impecunious circumstances. Robinson hired him to illustrate Flora and Sylva, where Moon developed the characteristic elegant style which showed each plant in its full beauty without the overblown rendering and artificial enhancement so typical of the Victorian era botanical illustration. Later, Moon married Frederick Sander’s daughter and went on to create his masterpiece in the orchid illustrations for the magnificent Sander’s Reichenbachia,.
The Flora and Sylva was a deluxe publication largely illustrated by Moon from plants in the collections of prominent botanical gardens, country houses and nurseries such as Kew Gardens, Sanders’ Nursery, Gravetye and Worley Place. The highly decorative chromolithographed plates were produced by G. Severeyns and their successor J.L. Goffart. They are of the finest quality, in brilliant deep and textured color on soft white, thick paper.
This fabulous 'clematis' chromolithograph has been remounted in bespoke handmade and hand-finished frames the confidently proportioned mount is decorated and a delicate gold beading has been used as a sophisticated framing for the works. The glass is museum quality with low reflection, amazing colour transparency and high U.V. absorption to protect the works.
Chromolithographs are 30cm tall by 23cm wide. The framed prints are 50cm tall by 44cm wide.
About Chromolithography:
Chromolithography is a unique method for making multi-colour prints which became the most successful method of colour printing developed by the 19th Century. The initial technique involved the use of multiple lithographic stones, one for each colour, and whilst extremely expensive was used for the best quality results. Depending on the number of colours present, a chromolithograph could take even very skilled workers months to produce. To make this, expensive, reproduction which was once referred to as a 'chromo' a lithographer, with a finished painting in front of him, gradually created and corrected the many stones using proofs to deliver a lithograph as much as possible like the painting, sometimes using dozens of layers.
The artwork can be shipped nationally and internationally. Price for secure packaging and courier delivery is not included in the sale price and will be charged strictly at cost (no profit made).
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Category Antique Pictures / Engravings / Art
> Antique Lithographs
Date 1903
1900s Antiques Material Paper
Origin English
Artist Henry G. Moon
Item code as1081a013
Status For Sale
£145.00 
$188.18
€172.42
$188.18
€172.42
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Cambridgeshire
Tel : 07425 298868
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