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Gravure naturaliste : Œillet des fleuristes par Charles d'Orbigny

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Gravure naturaliste : Œillet des fleuristes par Charles d'OrbignyCette reproduction d'une gravure ancienne met en scne un bouquet d'illets des fleuristes (Dianthus Caryophyllus). La planche illustre sept varits aux couleurs contrastes, allant du jaune au bordeaux, mettant en relief la diversit horticole de l'espce. Le sujet est extrait du Dictionnaire Universel d'Histoire Naturelle, une collection encyclopdique de rfrence. Publi sous la direction de Charles d'Orbigny au milieu du XIXe sicle, cet ouvrage symbolise

Cette reproduction d'une gravure ancienne met en scène un bouquet d'Œillets des fleuristes (Dianthus Caryophyllus). La planche illustre sept variétés aux couleurs contrastées, allant du jaune au bordeaux, mettant en relief la diversité horticole de l'espèce. Le sujet est extrait du Dictionnaire Universel d'Histoire Naturelle, une collection encyclopédique de référence.

Publié sous la direction de Charles d'Orbigny au milieu du XIXe siècle, cet ouvrage symbolise l'âge d'or de l'illustration naturaliste. Chaque fleur est représentée avec une fidélité chromatique remarquable, reflétant le travail méticuleux des artistes et graveurs de l'époque. L'œuvre s'inscrit dans un courant de vulgarisation scientifique cherchant à capturer la beauté du monde végétal.

Destinée aux amateurs de fleurs et d'art classique, cette planche apporte une dimension historique à tout espace de vie. Elle se prête parfaitement à une mise en série ou à une intégration dans un décor inspiré par la nature. La contemplation de ces œillets permet d'apprécier le savoir-faire technique des illustrateurs scientifiques du siècle dernier.

Reproduction gravure de : OEillet des fleuristes (Dianthus Caryophyllus, Lin.)

Illustration tirée du Dictionnaire Universel d'Histoire Naturelle, écrit sous la direction de Charles Henry Dessalines d'Orbigny (1806-1876) et dont la parution s'étale de 1841 à 1849.

Cette oeuvre, considérée comme une des réalisations majeures du XIXe siècle en matière de synthèse scientifique et de vulgarisation de qualité, illustrant à merveille la très grande beauté et l'impressionnante diversité du monde biologique, était complétée par un certain nombre d'informations scientifiques dont quelques extraits sont reproduits ci-dessous.

Note importante : les éléments scientifiques de classification de l'époque ont été conservés tels quels et peuvent bien entendu être obsolètes aujourd'hui.

Classification scientifique et description des espèces présentes dans la gravure:

Classe des Plantes dicotylédones
Sous-classe des Polypétales
Ordre des Polypétales-Cyclospermées
Famille des Caryophyllées
OEillet des fleuristes (Dianthus Caryophyllus, Lin.)

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