维蒂斯·费赫尔·萨戈斯
1911
Ellen Isham Schutt painted this luscious cluster of 'Feher Szagos' grapes in 1911, and you can almost taste their sweetness just by looking at them. Commissioned by the USDA to document agricultural varieties, this watercolor captures the 'White Fragrant' grape (as the Hungarian name translates) during a study in Fresno, California. Schutt was a prolific botanical artist who created thousands of these detailed illustrations to help farmers identify crops, turning scientific documentation into genuine art. Her work is part of the famous USDA Pomological Watercolor Collection, which preserves a visual history of American agriculture.
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