Angraecum
Angraecum
This orchid was first discovered in Madagascar in 1798. It is the orchid Darwin studied and postulated that there had to be an insect with a long proboscis used to pollinated the long spur of the flower. (Such a moth was discovered 21 years after his death.)
The dramatic flower can be enjoyed for couple of months—but captured in print at it’s peak, the picture will allow it to a admired for a lifetime.
Also known as: Darwin’s Orchid, Star of Bethlehem, Comet Orchid or Christmas Orchid.
Gallery wrapped canvas comes ready to hang. No frame required. Picture wraps around edge of the canvas. Coated with premium veneer & is damp cloth cleanable.
Premium Matt Prints come with white matt-board, ready to frame in a standard 11x14 or 16x20 frame.
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