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#67 Blattaria alba Style:London, 1770 After World War I

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After World War I

André Glucksmann 6 (then assistant of Raymond Aron at the Sorbonne )

Georges Berthomieu

The scroll has several titles including "Collaborateurs Politiques" and "Collaborateurs Littéraires" accompanied by the names of the newspaper's many journalists

#67 Blattaria alba Style:London, 1770 After World War IThe plant depicted in this print may also be known as moth mullein because its flowers are reminiscent of moths in their shape and fuzziness. This hand colored copper plate engraving is part of a collection of prints from the book Figures of the Most Beautiful Plants Described in the Gardeners Dictionary, published by Philip Miller in London in 1770. There were multiple contributing illustrators, including Georg Ehret. Condition: Good.

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