A Group of Twelve Framed Botanical Photogravures by Karl Blossfeldt, Berlin, 1929 sub-Art & Sculpture the doors close and remain

the doors close and remain closed thanks to a magnetic clicker and the sides

(Big Bear Rescue)

The gilding as a whole has consistent wear and loss as seen in the photographs but the mirror has not be restored and thus remains true to its original condition and is ready and able to be hung and admired

the head stick travelling to the bottom board of the body with peg into which the pin fits giving the head a 360 degree rotation

The condition of the case is simply well travelled with expected knocks and associated wear and tear with no losses

A Group of Twelve Framed Botanical Photogravures by Karl Blossfeldt, Berlin, 1929 sub-Art & Sculpture the doors close and remainOrigin: German Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1929 Each: 11. 5 wide x 14. 5 high (each) The dozen antique botanical photogravures published in 1929 in Berlin for Urformen der Kunst", or "Art forms in nature", showing an interesting and striking array of flowers from around the world, each magnified up to thirty times, and now framed for display. The photogravures are in generally very good overall order with some light discoloration