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BASIL Date: circa 1820

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1820 Basil Basilicum Ocimum


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This exquisite print, titled "Ocimum Basilicum," showcases the beauty and intrigue of the common herb, basil, as it was depicted in the early 19th century. The image, dated circa 1820, is a testament to the historical significance of basil in horticulture and culinary traditions. Basil, a member of the Lamiaceae family, is native to tropical regions in Asia, Africa, and Central America. Its fragrant leaves have been used for thousands of years for medicinal and culinary purposes. The plant's popularity spread to Europe during the Renaissance period, where it became a staple in Italian and Provencal cuisine. This print, sourced from Mary Evans Prints Online, captures the essence of basil in its prime. The delicate leaves are arranged in a symmetrical pattern, their vibrant green hue contrasting against the white background. The stem, with its purple tinge, adds an element of visual interest, while the intricate details of the veins and tiny flowers showcase the plant's intricacy. The print's historical significance lies in its representation of basil during a time when botanical illustrations were becoming increasingly popular. These detailed and accurate depictions of plants were used for scientific research, as well as for the decorative arts. The print's age, circa 1820, places it within this period of botanical exploration and discovery. In conclusion, this print of Ocimum Basilicum is not only a beautiful representation of the herb basil, but also a historical artifact that showcases its significance during a time of botanical discovery and culinary innovation. The intricate details and vibrant colors bring the plant to life, transporting us back to the early 19th century and reminding us of the enduring appeal of this fragrant and flavorful herb.

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