Aphyllon Uniflorum 1905

Edwin Hale Lincoln's 1905 photograph "Aphyllon Uniflorum" showcases the delicate beauty of a cluster of one-flowered cancer root. The image captures the botanical subject against a dark background, creating a sense of depth and highlighting the subtle details of the blossoms. Lincoln was known for his skillful botanical photography, often using a photogravure process to create nuanced tones and textures. His work has earned him recognition as a leading figure in the field of botanical photography during the early 20th century. The Minneapolis Institute of Art is proud to house this exquisite print.