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anthurium marmoratum 2 Anthurium Species Print – Aaron Apsley Artwork

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anthurium marmoratum 2 Anthurium Species Print – Aaron Apsley ArtworkThis print features twenty one watercolor illustrations of foliage from the Anthurium genus. Anthuriums are very diverse, which contributes to their popularity among rare plant collectors. With this illustration I wanted to feature some of the most popular varieties in cultivation, as well as some more unusual species. Each leaf was originally painted in watercolor in a large format to include as much detail as possible. I use plants in my own

This print features twenty-one watercolor illustrations of foliage from the Anthurium genus. Anthuriums are very diverse, which contributes to their popularity among rare plant collectors. With this illustration I wanted to feature some of the most popular varieties in cultivation, as well as some more unusual species. Each leaf was originally painted in watercolor in a large format to include as much detail as possible. I use plants in my own collection and photos of plants I’ve seen in botanical gardens and private collections as my primary sources of reference. I sign each print individually and every order is shipped directly from my home studio. Thank you for supporting my work!

1. Anthurium crystallinum
2. Anthurium andreanum
3. Anthurium clavigerum
4. Anthurium ‘Selby’s Silver’
5. Anthurium watermaliense
6. Anthurium radicans
7. Anthurium plowmanii
8. Anthurium superbum
9. Anthurium clarinervium
10. Anthurium forgetii
11. Anthurium veitchii
12. Anthurium verapazense
13. Anthurium regale
14. Anthurium furcatum
15. Anthurium warocqueanum
16. Anthurium peltigerum
17. Anthurium marmoratum
18. Anthurium pedatoradiatum
19. Anthurium luxurians
20. Anthurium ‘Dorayaki’
21. Anthurium ‘Ace of Spades’

Each species  is numbered and identified at the bottom of the image.

12" x 16" inch print on matte fine art paper. Signed by the artist. Unframed, ships flat in a protective sleeve with backing board.

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