Uva Fuella di Nirra - Fuella Grape

by Giorgio Gallesio

Decorate your contemporary space with the Uva Fuella di Nirra fine art print, featuring the rich legacy of the 19th century Italian botany. This stunning botanical artwork was painted by renowned Italian botanist Giorgio Gallesio from 1817 to 1839 in the process of creating his masterpiece, Pomona Italiana, and depicts a ripe bunch of dark black grapes (previously called Fuella Nera or Fuella di Nirra) growing on a beautiful grapevine with an elaborately depicted leaf.

Thanks to his scientific studies, Giorgio Gallesio created a foundation for studying varieties of fruit which is why he was later quoted by Charles Darwin. The prints capture all the subtle beauty and delicacy of the original illustrations, depicting their hand-colored watercolors. This unique botanical artwork will make a great addition to your wine collection or any room where you'd like to create a sophisticated atmosphere.