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Adapted from a watercolour by Amanda Almira Newton (1911). Newton painted more than a thousand detailed watercolours of fruit for the US Department of Agriculture.
Original work courtesy National Agricultural Library, Agricultural Research Service, US Department of Agriculture.
Printed on acid free paper.
Measurements: 17 cm x 12 cm.
Comes with 120gsm recycled envelope.
Blank inside.
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