Botanical Poster Fruits Antonio Vallardi

Name: Botanical Poster Fruits Antonio Vallardi
Brand: Mercedes Cabeza de Vaca
SKU: cmms601o7000004l4qindv6jx
Price: 90 EUR
Availability: InStock

Decorative Objects · First half of the 20th Century

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Botanical poster in Spanish, printed by an Italian house in Milan called Antonio Vallardi. This is one of the first copies made in the early 20th century. The frame is carved from solid wood and the poster is a cotton canvas with the printed paper adhered on top.

Century: First half of the 20th Century
Origin: Italy
Material: Wood, canvas, paper
Condition: Needs minor restoration
Dimensions: 70 cm × 100 cm
Listed on: 15 March 2026

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