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Cichorium sylvestre [Cichorium intybus]
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Title
Cichorium sylvestre [Cichorium intybus]
Record type
Drawings
Original Reference
A/CAu/P/131
Author or creator
Aubriet; Claude (1665-1742); artist
Date
c.1700
Scope & content
Pen and ink drawing on paper of Cichorium sylvestre (now Cichorium intybus) by Claude Aubriet c.1700. Current botanical name: Cichorium intybus. French name is given Cichorée sauvage, which translates as wild cichory. English vernacular names: chicory, succory, witloof
Level
Item
Extent
1 item
Physical description
Pen and ink on paper with grey wash. 22.5 cm x 16.6 cm
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Aubriet Artworks
Repository
Royal Horticultural Society Lindley Library
Copyright
No known copyright restrictions
Credit Line
RHS Lindley Collections
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Public Domain