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By the 1850s, representation of the flower included not just the bloom but also an in-depth observation of the entire plant. Thus, bands of rose heads alternate with bands of determinedly naturalistic rose leaves. The foliage displays leaf rust in engrossed botanical analysis.
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Title: Dress
Date: ca. 1857
Culture: American
Medium: [no medium available]
Credit Line: Gift of Miss Claire Lorraine Wilson, 1942
Accession Number: C.I.42.76.2a, b
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