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ivy-00040 - 023-TUBEROUS MOSCHATEL, COMMON IVY, WILD CORNEL, DWARF CORNEL, MISTLETOE [2224x3587]
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Details
Details
023-TUBEROUS MOSCHATEL, COMMON IVY, WILD CORNEL, DWARF CORNEL, MISTLETOE - high resolution image from old book.
Size in pixels: 2224x3587
Print size: approx 7 x 12 inches
File size: 1.2 Mb
Digital delivery: Instant download
Usage: Image is in public domain in US - may be used for personal or commercial purposes
Source: Information about source book is included
File format: JPG
Resolution: 300 dpi
| This JPEG image is a high resolution printable scan of an old page (or plate, or engraving, or lithograph) from antique book published before 1923. Image may be downloaded and printed or perfectly used in crafting, decoupage, collage, altered art, prints or any other personal or commercial purposes. Information about artists (if possible) and title of book is included. TAGs: ArtsCult.com, Artscult, ArtsCult, natural, naturalist, nature, beautiful, nice, vintage, printable, public, domain, 300 dpi, commercial, use, 1800s, 1700s, 1900s, Victorian, Edwardian, art, clipart, royalty, free, digital, download, picture, collection, pack, paintings, scan, high, qulity, illustration, old, books, pages, supplies, collage, wall, decoration, ornaments, Graphic, engravings, lithographs, century, 18th, 17th, Pictorial, fabric, transfer, scrapbooking, Paper, craft, instant, masterpiece, pre-1923, animals, animal |
Additional Info
Additional Info
| Width in pixels | 2224 |
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| Height in pixels | 3587 |
| source info | Published before 1923. ivy-00040 - 023-TUBEROUS MOSCHATEL, COMMON IVY, WILD CORNEL, DWARF CORNEL, MISTLETOE.jpg The flowering plants, grasses, sedges, & ferns of Great Britain and their allies, the club mosses, horsetails, etc. v.2 London,F. Warne,1905. Author: Pratt, Anne, 1806-1893 [? illustrator] Publisher: London, F. Warne Due to long filenames, files named as 001.jpg, 002.jpg. To rename files use *.BAT command files. Use short path to the folder (ex. 'C:\1\') 'a_' |
