Passiflora racemosa — the Red Passionflower, plate 2681

Published by S. Curtis, Walworth, April 1, 1826. Engraved by Weddell sc. (variant "Weddell sc" appears on some impressions). A masterwork of botanical illustration, this hand-colored copperplate engraving showcases the Red Passionflower in exquisite detail—striking red-purple corona filaments radiating from the flower's center, large glossy leaves with pronounced veining, and delicate tendrils that emphasize the plant's climbing nature. Plate number falls within the mid-2600s to 2700s sequence. Single-plate format. 

Dimensions: W10.5" × H13.5"

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