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Signed and numbered photogravure in an edition of 20 by Trine Søndergaard and Nicolai Howalt.

For the portfolio Flora Danica, a collaboration between BORCH Editions and the Natural History Museum of Denmark, nine contemporary Danish artists created contemporary prints working with historic copper plates.

The Flora Danica (1761–1884), a comprehensive encyclopedic Enlightenment project, was a collaboration between scientists and engravers over a period of 123 years. The original copper plates, still in the possession of the Natural History Museum, formed the starting point and base material for the contemporary Danish artists who each created a print using the original plates or being inspired by them.

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