Red Crassula by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, 1802 Finish:Framed art print It highlights the colonial divisions

It highlights the colonial divisions of New Guinea

Turebergskyrkan

and the strategic water bodies like the rivers of St George and Little Passage

which were fought between the British and Maori people over land and sovereignty

and Woodside Park

Red Crassula by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, 1802 Finish:Framed art print It highlights the colonial divisionsRed Crassula, originally titled "Crassula Coccinea", is an exquisite botanical illustration by the acclaimed artist Pierre Joseph Redout, first published in 1802. Known as one of the finest botanical illustrators, Redout's works have charmed plant enthusiasts and art lovers alike for generations. Born in Belgium, Redout found early success as a painting tutor to Marie Antoinette, and later embarked on a prolific career immortalizing the floral