Star-glory Morning-glory by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, 1827 Size:20x28in (50x70cm) ensuring they maintain their brilliance

ensuring they maintain their brilliance for generations

marked by distinct red dots

originally published in 1911 by one of the top mapmakers of the 20th century - Johnston out of Edinburgh

linking the Great Harbour to the Nile

and speckled plumage reveals Audubon’s skill in bringing avian life to vibrant reality

Star-glory Morning-glory by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, 1827 Size:20x28in (50x70cm) ensuring they maintain their brillianceStar glory Morning glory, crafted by the esteemed Pierre Joseph Redout in 1827, is a splendid representation of Victorian botanical illustration. Known as one of the greatest botanical illustrators of his time, Redout played a pivotal role in immortalizing the botanical marvels primarily at the Chteau de Malmaison, under the patronage of Josephine Bonaparte, Napolon's wife. This piece, depicting the delicate beauty of Ipomoea tricolor (commonly known