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Hand Tinted Etching “Botanical Print of Elm Tree”
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Framed in a rustic brown frame, this hand tinted etching depicts a print of an elm tree originally for botanical study purposes. The print has been rendered with earthy tones on an ivory background, evoking a vintage aesthetic to add to the home. Perfect for the amateur botanist or horticulturist in the household.
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