Kentia Forsteriana (Grisebachia) - Vintage Botanical Poster of the Splendid Palm Tree of the Austral Islands

Kentia (Grisebachia) forsteriana Wendl.

Reproduction of Plate VII of Palm Trees, iconographic history by Oswald de Kerchove de Denterghen

This masterpiece, illustrated by P. De Pannemaker, presents work of exceptional precision and introduces the notice of this plate as follows:

Mr. Wendland dedicated this beautiful palm to Forster. Discovered in the Lord Howe Islands, small islands in the Pacific Ocean, located east of Australia, this beautiful palm belongs to the Australian group of palms. It is a very remarkable cold-house species with glossy, pinnate fronds. It is destined for the brightest future thanks to its elegant form and easy cultivation.

Each drawing, drawn from life, invites us to explore the richness and diversity of palm species through a scientific and artistic lens. This plate, like the entire collection, combines history, geography, botany, and culture, offering a comprehensive view of these fascinating plants. The extraordinary attention to detail allows us to understand not only the morphological characteristics of palms, but also their adaptation to diverse environments and their uses throughout the ages.

Treat yourself to a work that combines art and science by acquiring this reproduction. This faithful testimony to the diversity of palm trees combines botanical precision and natural elegance, capturing the essence of these plants through a rigorous and artistic representation. Ideal for botany enthusiasts, art lovers, or collectors, this work highlights the artist's attention to detail and scientific approach, while paying homage to the richness of flora. A timeless piece, where the beauty of palm trees meets the meticulous observation of nature.

Note: the sign placed after the name of the plant indicates whether the palm is a cold greenhouse (+) or hot greenhouse (o).