Redouté, Pierre-Joseph. "Fragrant Daffodil". Prepared for Les Liliacées, ca. 1802-1816. 11_3_23 It influenced all maps of

It influenced all maps of the region for a century and is “a primary source document of the first magnitude in the history of discovery and cartography” (Rucker Agee

Named for the English Queen Charlotte Sophia (1774-1818)

and the Adams-Onís Treaty of 1819 (formally titled the Treaty of Amity

Arnold decided to place the city under siege until he could be reinforced

Redouté, Pierre-Joseph. "Fragrant Daffodil". Prepared for Les Liliacées, ca. 1802-1816. 11_3_23 It influenced all maps ofPierre Joseph Redout Watercolor for plate 157: "Fragrant Daffodil" Narcissus odorus Prepared for Les Liliaces ca. 1802 1816 Watercolor and graphite on vellum Signed 'P. J. Redoute' lower left 18" x 13 1 4" vellum, 29 1 2" x 24 5 8" framed Provenance: Acquired from the artist by the Empress Josphine; Prince Eugne de Beauharnais; by descent through the Dukes of Leuchtenberg; Bibliothque Eugne de Beauharnais; Braus Riggenbach and Ulrico Hoepli sale,