Page 7 - Tomate et figuier-banane

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Tomate et figuier-banane

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  • 27.5 x 38.4 cm (Creation)

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2 illustrations : pencil on paper with watercolour and gouache ; 27.5 x 38.4 cm

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Illustration of Tomato plant (Solanum lycopersicum); in French, Tomate; in Haitian Creole, Tomat. Place of creation: Haiti. Illustration of Cooking banana (Musa paradisiaca); in French, Banane plantain/Figue banane?; in Haitian Creole, Fig (bannann). Place of creation: Haiti.

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      Watermarks: Strasbourg lily (full).

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      Inscription (transcribed from recto): No. 2.

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      Inscription (from recto; translation): No. 2.

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      Inscription (transcribed from verso): Une branche de thomattes ou pommes d’amour, Grand[eur] naturelle. / un petit Regime de figues Banannes, avec sa fleur, et une banane figue bananne mure, coupée. au 2/3 de la grand[eur] naturelle, Rabié fecit 1768 / no. 7 / un petit régime ou grappe de figues-Bananes, avec sa fleur, aux deux tiers de grandeur naturelle, une figue-Banane mure, coupée, 1768. ce fruit se mange mur, cru, ou grillé, ou cuit au four mais il ne remplace pas le pain, comme la Banane. Le figuier-Banane est une espece de Bananier. il vient un peu moins haut et ses feuilles sont moins longues, il est probable que les le figuier dont les feuilles servirent à nos premiers parens à cacher leur nudité, selon L’écriture, étoit le figuier Banane, vû l’ampleur de ses feuilles. / une Branche de tomate, avec sa feuille, c’est la même que celle d’Europe.

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      Inscription (from verso; translation): No. 2. A branch of tomatoes or love-apples, natural size. / a small hand of cooking bananas, with its flower, and a ripe cooking banana, cut. 2/3 natural size, made by Rabié 1768 / no. 7 / a small hand or bunch of cooking bananas, with its flower, 2/3 natural size, a ripe cooking banana, cut, 1768. This fruit is eaten ripe, raw, or grilled, or baked in the oven, but it does not replace bread, as the banana does. The cooking banana is a type of banana plant. Il grows slightly less tall and its leaves are less long, it is likely that the leaves of the fig tree used by our first parents to hide their nudity, according to scripture, was the cooking banana, given the size of its leaves. / A branch of tomato, with its leaf, it is the same as that in Europe.

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