False Chanterelle in Mauve and Purple Flowers on Lime Mid-century dress Based on an 1838 illustration

Based on an 1838 illustration of the Common Seal from William A MacGillivray’s A History of British Quadrupeds

and stenciled cotton

Antient and Modern

Materials: Korean and Japanese papers

the sixth volume of his epic ‘Natural history of the quadrupeds’ published between 1650 and 1652

False Chanterelle in Mauve and Purple Flowers on Lime Mid-century dress Based on an 1838 illustrationThese chanterelles are identified as poisonous 'Cantharellus aurantiacus' (aka the False Chanterelle), but also as Golden Chanterelles, which are not poisonous. Will these kill you? Who knows? Every mushroom is technically edible. Once. The chanterelles are based on an illustration from the 1911 The Americana; a Universal Reference Library, Comprising the Arts and Sciences, Literature, History, Biography, Geography, Commerce, Etc., of the World. The