Cortinarius Erythrinus Mushroom Species Botanical Illustration

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Cortinarius Erythrinus Mushroom Species Botanical Illustration

A detailed botanical illustration depicting multiple specimens of Cortinarius erythrinus (Hydrocybe) mushrooms, documented from Wych Wood in October 1883. The scientific illustration shows eight individual mushroom specimens arranged in two groups labeled A and B, displaying various growth stages and angles. Each specimen features a characteristic reddish-brown umbrella-shaped cap with delicate gills visible on the underside, paired with a slender cream-colored stem and a dark mycelial base. The drawing demonstrates precise mycological documentation techniques, showing both the mature and developing forms of this woodland fungus species. This vintage scientific artwork represents the golden age of natural history illustration, combining artistic skill with scientific accuracy. The muted color palette and hand-drawn quality reflect 19th-century naturalist documentation practices, making it valuable for both botanical study and historical art appreciation.

2400×3600
PIXELS
Portrait
FORMAT
brown
PALETTE
symmetrical arrangement
COMPOSITION
1880s
ERA
botanical illustration
STYLE

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Colour palette