Pomegranate Cross-Section - Scientific Botanical Illustration - Vintage Fruit Study

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This striking botanical illustration presents a pomegranate in both whole and cross-sectional form, offering a detailed glimpse into the intricate structure of this ancient fruit. The artwork captures the rich red hues of the pomegranate’s exterior alongside the beautifully segmented, jewel-like seeds within, emphasizing the scientific and artistic value of botanical illustration in the 19th century. This piece was originally created for botanical studies and agricultural reference, serving as both a scientific document and a visually stunning artwork.

Painstakingly restored and printed on premium matte paper, this reproduction retains the fine shading, stippling, and naturalistic color transitions of the original illustration. The meticulous rendering of each individual seed, with its translucent glow and varied shades of red, highlights the skill of historical botanical illustrators. The composition, with a focus on both external appearance and internal anatomy, exemplifies the detailed observational approach of early scientific studies. This print serves as a reminder of the historical significance of botanical documentation and its role in horticultural research.

A perfect addition for fruit enthusiasts, botanical collectors, and vintage art lovers, this piece brings an academic yet decorative touch to kitchens, studies, and garden-inspired interiors. Whether framed as part of a botanical print collection or displayed individually, this artwork is a celebration of nature’s beauty and the historical artistry of scientific illustration. It offers both an aesthetic appeal and an educational perspective, making it a valuable addition to any collection.