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🍒 The cherries of New York, . Albany, J. B. Lyon company, state printers, 1915.. Original source Image description: Illustration of a cluster of bright yellow-orange cherries, known as “Yellow Spanish,” attached to a short brown branch with green stems. The cherries are round and glossy, hanging in a bunch. Behind the fruit are three large, textured green leaves with visible veins. Above the leaves and cherries are two small, tan-colored cherry seeds. The image is a detailed botanical drawing from 1915, showcasing the fruit and foliage clearly against a plain, light background.

🍒 The cherries of New York, . Albany, J. B. Lyon company, state printers, 1915.. Original source Image description: Illustration of a cluster of ripe, dark red cherries labeled “May Duke” hanging from a brown stem with multiple green, veined leaves. Two small cherry pits are depicted separately to the upper right of the fruit. The style is botanical, showing detailed texture and shading of the cherries and leaves on a plain beige background.

🍒 The cherries of New York, . Albany, J. B. Lyon company, state printers, 1915.. Original source Image description: Illustration of a cluster of large, deep red Montmorency cherries attached to a brown stem with several green leaves showing detailed veins and serrated edges. Two cherry seeds are depicted separately above the cluster. The artwork, from 1915, highlights the rich color and smooth texture of the cherries alongside the natural foliage.

🍒 The cherries of New York, . Albany, J. B. Lyon company, state printers, 1915.. Original source Image description: A detailed botanical illustration from 1915 depicting a small cluster of ripe, red cherries attached to a short brown stem, accompanied by several large, textured green leaves. Two cherry pits are illustrated separately to the left. The image is labeled “Timme,” indicating the cherry variety. The background is plain and off-white with some light spotting, typical of aged paper.

🍒 The cherries of New York, . Albany, J. B. Lyon company, state printers, 1915.. Original source Image description: Illustration of a cluster of deep red, ripe cherries hanging from a short brown stem attached to a branch. The cherries are round and glossy, each suspended by a thin green stem. Surrounding the fruit are five large, textured green leaves with visible veins and serrated edges. Below the branch, two small circular objects, likely cherry pits, are displayed. The artwork is labeled “Nouvelle Royale” and is from a 1915 publication titled “The cherries of New York,” depicting a specific cherry variety in detailed botanical style.

🍐 Aepfel und Birnen, . Berlin, Paul Parey, 1894.. Original source Image description: Illustration of two yellow pears labeled “Klapps Liebling” attached to a short brown stem with several green leaves. The pears show subtle shading to highlight their rounded, plump shape, and the leaves display detailed vein patterns and a slightly curled appearance. The vintage botanical style emphasizes natural colors and fine botanical accuracy. The background is a plain light beige, focusing attention on the fruit and leaves.

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