Historical Botanical Illustrations

Detailed classic botanical drawings capturing various plants, each featuring intricate line work, showcasing the beauty of natural flora.

Les figures des plantes et animaux d'usage en medicine, Paris, Desprez, 1764-1765, materia medica, pictorial, works, The illustration depicts a tall plant with a slender stalk and elongated leaves. At the top, a cluster of delicate flowers or seed pods is visible, suspended from the stem. Below the floral arrangement, the leaves exhibit a linear shape, tapering towards the base. The ground is represented with minimal detail, providing a simple foundation for the plant. Above, an additional element is present, possibly indicating a part of the plant or an insect, enhancing the botanical focus of the drawing. The overall composition emphasizes the natural elegance and form of the plant, inviting viewers to appreciate its intricate details.

Copy of Botanical Engraving of Celtis Made 1840-1845 England. Salted paper print . William Henry Fox Talbot

FLORA DE LA REAL EXPEDICION BOTANICA DEL NUEVO REINO DE GRANADA - RANUNCULAS - DIBUJO PREPARATORIO - SIGLO XVIII. Author: MUTIS CELESTINO. Location: JARDIN BOTANICO-DIBUJOS. MADRID. SPAIN.

Ganzerik (Potentilla); Ganserijk. / Potentilla argentina / Angentine bec d'oie.Ganzerik. Numbered at the top right: 297. At the top of the name in three languages. Part of the third album with drawings of flowers and plants. Tenth of twelve albums with drawings of animals, birds and plants known around 1600, made by Emperor Rudolf II. With explanation in Dutch, Latin and French.

Violje, Willem Wenckebach, in OR BEFORE 1893 drawing paper. ink. pencil pen flowers: violet

Flower Bough, Jean-Baptiste Pillement, French, 1728-1808, Jean-Jacques Avril the Elder, French, 1744 - 1831, Etching on paper, France, 1728-1808, Print, Print

Great celandine or yellow-horn poppy. Chelidonium majus.. Blackwell, Elizabeth, 1700-1758. Prints, Botanical illustrations. 1739. Science, Industry and Business Library: General Collection. Plants, Herbs

Flower Branch, from 'Fleures Persannes', Jean-Baptiste Pillement, French, 1728-1808, Etching on paper, A flower branch, the larger blossoms of which have three flame-shaped petals with turned up edges and similar smaller petals inside these., France, ca. 1765, Print, Print

Banksia serrata Linnaeus f. prints, copper engravings, line engravings

Elements of Botany London, Printed for the Author by J. Whiting, 1812. Botany, Flowers, Stems, Leaves, Bulbs, Roots, A collection of botanical illustrations depicting various plant specimens, each labeled with a unique number. The arrangement features diverse forms of vegetation: the first is a slender branch with elongated leaves, while the second showcases a spiky, textured plant. The third illustration displays a flowering stem with small blossoms at the top. The fourth represents another flowering plant, characterized by elongated leaves and clustered flowers. Finally, the fifth features a tall, slender stem with distinct markings, illustrating the diversity and intricacies of plant life. Each specimen reflects detailed botanical study, capturing the unique characteristics and structures of these plants.

Les figures des plantes et animaux d'usage en medicine, Paris, Desprez, 1764-1765, materia medica, pictorial, works, The illustration depicts a tall plant with a slender stalk and elongated leaves. At the top, a cluster of delicate flowers or seed pods is visible, suspended from the stem. Below the floral arrangement, the leaves exhibit a linear shape, tapering towards the base. The ground is represented with minimal detail, providing a simple foundation for the plant. Above, an additional element is present, possibly indicating a part of the plant or an insect, enhancing the botanical focus of the drawing. The overall composition emphasizes the natural elegance and form of the plant, inviting viewers to appreciate its intricate details.

Belgique horticole Liége botany horticulture periodicals plants, A botanical illustration of the watercress plant, showcasing its intricate leaf structure and delicate flowering buds. The composition highlights the distinctive shape of the leaves, characterized by their serrated edges and varying sizes, alongside the stem that emerges from the base. The detail in the rendering emphasizes the natural beauty of the plant, named 'Nasturtium officinale, var. sufolium.' This illustration serves as a reference for identification and study in the field of botany.

Flora Graeca, sive, Plantarum rariorum historia, quas in provinciis aut insulis Graeciae, Londini, Typis Richardi Taylor et socii, in Vico Shoe-Lane, MDCCCVI-MDCCCXL 1806-1840. Greece, identification, Mediterranean region, pictorial works, plants, A botanical illustration of a plant identified as Astragalus maritimus. The depiction showcases the plant's upright stems adorned with clusters of small, delicate flowers, typically in shades of pale green and white. Below, the roots extend into the ground, emphasizing its structure. Accompanying the main plant are several fragments, possibly seeds or leaves, arranged nearby, providing a comprehensive view of its various parts for educational or scientific reference. The illustration blends artistry with scientific accuracy, highlighting the intricate details of this species.

Horse radish. Raphanus sylvestris.. Blackwell, Elizabeth, 1700-1758. Prints, Botanical illustrations. 1739. Science, Industry and Business Library: General Collection. Plants, Herbs

Tuinanjer and BREM; Cognoscite Lilia. Tuinanjer (Dianthus Caryophyllus) and BREM (Cytisus Scoparius), numbered 110 and 111. Above a pigeon.

FLORA DE LA REAL EXPEDICION BOTANICA DEL NUEVO REINO DE GRANADA - CLEMATIS - DIBUJO PREPARATORIO - SIGLO XVIII. Author: MUTIS CELESTINO. Location: JARDIN BOTANICO-DIBUJOS. MADRID. SPAIN.

Landscape with a Poplar and a Willow Tree at the Edge of a Pond. Artist: Jean Victor Bertin (French, Paris 1767-1842 Paris). Dimensions: 19 7/16 x 14 3/16 in. (49.3 x 36cm). Date: 1787-1842. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

Plant in Bloom, 1889 - 1894 Page 6 Recto from a sketchbook with 33 sheets. paper. pencil plants (in general)

Horizontal view of a tree, with many dry boughs, rising from a ridge. Graphite on paper. Date: July 1844. Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.

Plant, possibly a sailing, 1889 - 1894 Page 12 Recto from a sketchbook with 33 sheets. paper. pencil plants (in general)

Illustrations of the genus Carex London William Pamplin 1858-1867 Carex Identification Pictorial works Sedge, This detailed botanical illustration showcases various species of grasses, including their distinct seed heads and flowering structures. Prominent features include elongated stems and tufted spikes that display different stages of growth. The intricate line work highlights the texture and form of each plant part, while the arrangement at the bottom illustrates different seed types and morphological characteristics. The label 'C. Hystericina' identifies the genus, providing a focal point for the study of these specific grass varieties.

Anthericum Liliago Phalangère fleur de lis; Phalangium liliago; St. Bernard's Lily. Redouté, Pierre Joseph, 1759-1840. Prints. 1805 - 1816. Rare Book Division. Leaves, Flowers, Botany, Lilies

Parsonia velutina R. Brown, by Sydney Parkinson. Gift of the British Museum, 1895.

Sandmyrtle, Kalmia buxifolia (Ledum buxifolium). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by George Cooke after George Loddiges from Conrad Loddiges' Botanical Cabinet, Hackney, 1817.

Daffodils, draughtsman: Bernard Picart, 1683 - 1733, paper, h 190 mm × w 102 mm

Print, Pl. 5 of 11e cahier de fleurs et trophées from Oeuvres contenant un recueil de trophées, attributs, cartouches, vases, fleurs, ornemens, et plusieurs dessins agréables pour broder des fauteuils; composés et dessinés par Ranson, et gravés par Berthaut et Voysard

Tomatoes a root, egène blury, 1858 print Paris paper flowers: rose. plants and herbs

A species of the genus Ammi: flowering and fruiting stem with separate leaf, floral segments, fruit and seed. Coloured etching by M. Bouchard, 1778.

Bouquet with flowers. Leaf 27 Recto from a sketchbook with 105 sheets.

Carnations and Lelies, Anton Weiss, 1836 print Part of a cover with a series of forty -one lithographs of flowers and fruit. Amsterdam paper. flowers

Print, Spray of Flowers; Designed by Jean-Baptiste Pillement (French, 1728-1808); Print Maker: Pierre-Charles Canot (French, 1710 - 1777); Published by Charles Leviez (French, 1708-1778); France; etching on laid paper

Alisma natans Elisma natans ; Fluteau nageant Water plantain. Redouté, Pierre Joseph, 1759-1840. Prints. 1805 - 1816. Rare Book Division. Leaves, Flowers, Botany, Lilies

Korenbloem (Centaurea Cyanus), Anselmus Boëtius de Boodt, 1596 - 1610 drawing Corn flowers in white, purple and blue. With a snail. Numbered at the top right: 291. At the top left the name in Latin and Dutch. Part of the third album with drawings of flowers and plants. Tenth of twelve albums with drawings of animals, birds and plants known around 1600, made commissioned by Emperor Rudolf II. With explanation in Dutch, Latin and French. draughtsman: Praagdraughtsman: Delft paper. watercolor (paint). deck paint. chalk. ink brush / pen flowers: cornflower. molluscs: snail

A lily: flowering stem and leaves. Pencil drawing.

Sketchbook 3: Ornamen studies, Echinops Sphaerocephalus

James Heath, 1757-1834, British, Cusso or Banksia Abissinica 1789, 1789. Hand colored engraving.

Elements of Botany, London, Printed for the Author by J. Whiting, 1812, Botany, Flowers, Stems, Leaves, Bulbs, Roots, The illustration features two distinct types of grass: on the left, a tall, slender grass plant with elongated, feather-like spikes that exhibit a cascading arrangement of seed heads. The right side showcases a more robust grass spike, characterized by densely clustered seeds at the top. Both specimens are meticulously detailed, highlighting their unique structures, leaf arrangements, and textures. Annotations denote specific parts of each plant, enhancing the educational aspect of the depiction. The overall composition reflects the beauty and complexity of grass species, inviting closer examination of their botanical features.

Herbier de la France, Paris, Chez l'auteur, Didot, Debure, Belin, 1780-93. France, fungi, medicinal plants, pictorial works, plants, poisonous plants, The illustration features a botanical study of *Galium mollugo*, commonly known as white bedstraw. The detailed rendering showcases the plant's delicate, slender stem, adorned with small, star-like clusters of flowers at the top. Leaves, arranged in whorls, are prominently depicted alongside a root system that highlights its growth structure. Accompanying labels identify key parts of the plant, and the overall design emphasizes its medicinal significance within the context of French flora. The background is kept simple, allowing the intricate details of the plant to stand out, with annotations that add an educational aspect to the depiction.

Species Graminum, Petropoli, Impensis Academiae Imperialis Scientiarum, 1828-1836, gramineae, pictorial works, grasses, The illustration showcases a botanical study of a plant species, featuring a series of detailed drawings that highlight various stages of its growth and development. At the bottom of the composition, several buds or flower forms are arranged in sequence, suggesting the transition from a bud to a fully blossomed flower. Above these forms, a slender stem rises, culminating in a flowering head. Each element is carefully rendered, emphasizing the delicate structures and lines of the plant. The title 'Anthemis tinctoria' is inscribed, indicating the species name, alongside a reference to the original plate, suggesting its use for educational or scientific purposes. Overall, this composition reflects an appreciation for botanical art and a meticulous observation of natural

Study of a Climbing Plant (Pumpkin Family). Drawing. Graphite and white chalk on medium, moderately textured, blue laid paper. Height: 546 mm (21.49 in); Width: 438 mm (17.24 in). Author: James Ward.

Leaves and Hyacinths, 1874 - 1925 Leaf 38 Verso from a sketchbook with 42 sheets. paper. chalk flowers: hyacinth

Illustrations of the genus Carex, London, William Pamplin, 1858-1867, carex, identification, pictorial works, sedge, The illustration displays various botanical elements, focusing on a specific plant species. Several elongated and slender leaves rise from the base, showcasing a variety of textures. To the right, inflorescences are depicted in different stages of development, featuring delicate spikes and flowering heads. Below, detailed representations of seed pods or flowers provide insight into the reproductive structures, labeled with letters for reference. This detailed study highlights the intricate forms and characteristics of the plant, emphasizing its botanical significance.

P. 4. N.DU 17198 Florence - Sinuated Salpiglox -. . I am

Medick or burweed (Medicago prostrata Jacq.): flowering and fruiting stem with separate fruit. Coloured engraving after F. von Scheidl, 1770.

Nenax STEENBOCK ; Nenax toothed leaves , male. Hurt. Cliff. 463. sp. 1. Rechtsboven gemerkt : TAB: 30 .

Luigi Balugani, 1737-1770, Italian, Nuxia oppositifolia (Hochst.) Benth. : finished drawing without detail of leaf, undated. Watercolor and gouache over graphite on medium, slightly textured, cream laid paper.

Two branches with a peony, J. Porteret, 1700 - 1800 drawing Under numbered 5. France (possibly) paper pen / brush flowers: peony

Elements of botany London, Printed for the author by J. Whiting, 1812. botany, flowers, stems, leaves, bulbs, roots, An intricately illustrated depiction of a fantastical tree, showcasing its gnarled trunk and sprawling branches. The design features an array of whimsical leaves and buds sprouting from the branches, with a label identifying it as a 'Vertical Plant' and the term 'Miyóther' noted nearby. The surrounding ground is adorned with delicate foliage and grass, suggesting a richly detailed and imaginative natural setting.

Wendlandiella gracilis palm tree of South America. Ptychosperma gracilis. The botanicals were drawn by Henriette and Conrad Westermayr, F. Götz and C. Ermer. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Carl Bertuch's Bilderbuch fur Kinder (Picture Book for Children), Weimar, 1810. A 12-volume encyclopedia for children illustrated with almost 1,200 engraved plates on natural history, science, costume, mythology, etc., published from 1790-1830.

Boerenpioen (Paeonia Officinalis), Simon van de Passe, 1617 print Print is part of a book. paper engraving flowers

James Bruce, 1730-1794, British, Arundinaria alpina K. Schum. (African Bamboo): finished drawing of habit with roots, undated. Watercolor and graphite on medium, slightly textured, cream laid paper.

Flower Bough, from 'Cahier de Fleurs Singuliers', Jean-Baptiste Pillement, French, 1728-1808, Etching on paper, France, 1728-1808, Print, Print

Leaf with circumference of 25 leaves of different plants, Jan Wandelaar, 1738 print The leaves are spread over two courses and numbered 63-87. At the top left: Classis II and Classis III. At the top right marked: Tab: II. Warm paper etching plants and herbs

Etching and aquatint of a Claude Lorrain-inspired landscape by Frederick Christian Lewis the Older, executed 1837-1840, showing vegetation, terrain, and buildings.

Oats. Miller, Joseph, 1668 or 1669-1748. Botanical illustrations, Prints. 1739. Manuscripts and Archives Division. Botany, Botany, Medical

Stapelia paniculata Willd.(Small starfish flower), 1777 - 1786 drawing Stapelia paniculata Willd. paper. ink. watercolor (paint). pencil. chalk brush / pen plants; vegetation

Lelies, Ohara Koson, 1912-1930 drawing White lilies, two flowering and three in button. Japan paper brush

Thyme-leaved flax-seed, Radiola milligrana. Handcoloured copperplate drawn and engraved by Charles Mathews from William Baxter's "British Phaenogamous Botany" 1836. Scotsman William Baxter (1788-1871) was the curator of the Oxford Botanic Garden from 1813 to 1854.

Furcraea gigantea, Fourcroye gigantesque; Giant False Agave, Redouté, Pierre Joseph, 1759-1840, les liliacees, 1802 - 1816.

Field Book of Western Wild Flowers, New York, 1915, Identification, West US, Wildflowers, Margaret Neilson Armstrong, Margaret Neilson Armstrong, Women in Science., The illustration features two distinct plant species with intricate details. On the left, **Velacea arguta** showcases its gracefully branched stems topped with clusters of small flowers. The leaves are broad and have a textured appearance. Next to it, **Eulophus Bolanderi** is depicted with slender stems and delicate flowers, indicating its unique growth pattern. Below, **Purple Sanicule - Sanicula bipinnatifida** is illustrated, highlighting its finely divided leaves and distinct floral arrangement. The composition emphasizes the botanical characteristics and textures of each plant, serving as a study in natural form and design.

Studies of Flowers. Artist: Anonymous, French, 18th century. Dimensions: 9 1/2 x 15 1/4 in. (24.1 x 38.7 cm). Date: 18th century. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

A willow (Salix violacea): leafy and flowering branches with floral segments. Coloured engraving, c. 1804, after H. Andrews.

Ogawa, Kazumasa, Japanese lily, photomechanical print, page, photos, photographically illustrated books, height 274 mm, width 223 mm, Japanese, 1860-09-29 - 1929-09-06, photographer, 1890 - 1895, paper, collotype, photoprint, cliché maker

Large root cluster, leaves and stems of the Japanese wild carrot, Nothosmyrnium japonicum. Kouhon.. Colour-printed woodblock engraving by Kan'en Iwasaki from "Honzo Zufu," an Illustrated Guide to Medicinal Plants, 1884. Iwasaki (1786-1842) was a Japanese botanist, entomologist and zoologist. He was one of the first Japanese botanists to incorporate western knowledge into his studies.

Illustrations of the genus Carex London William Pamplin 1858-1867 carex identification pictorial works sedge, An intricate botanical illustration displaying two tall grass plants, labeled as 'A. villiciva (Krigonia).' The grass features slender, elongated stems with delicate, feathery leaves. Surrounding the main plants are detailed depictions of their seeds, showcasing various shapes and sizes, which provide insight into the reproductive structures of this species. The overall composition emphasizes the elegance of the plant's anatomy, reflecting the precision of botanical study.

Studies of a tree (recto and verso). Artist: Paul Cézanne (French, Aix-en-Provence 1839-1906 Aix-en-Provence). Dimensions: Sheet: 19 3/4 x 13 3/4 in. (50.2 x 34.9cm). Date: n.d.. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

Illustrations of the genus Carex, London, William Pamplin, 1858-1867, carex, identification, pictorial works, sedge, The illustration features a detailed botanical study of the plant species C. cruciata. It includes several representations of the plant's morphological features, showcasing elongated grass-like stems, slender leaves, and distinct seed pods. The design emphasizes the vegetative parts at the top, with varying lengths and textures of the leaves cascading downwards. At the bottom, several seed capsules are depicted, highlighting their unique shapes and forms, contributing to the overall understanding of the plant's anatomy and reproductive structures. This study serves as an insightful reference for botanical identification and classification.

Field book of western wild flowers New York Putnam 1915 Identification West US Wildflowers Margaret Neilson Armstrong Margaret Neilson Armstrong Anogra Albicaulis Prairie Evening Primrose Oenothera Albicaulis Taxonomy: Family = Onagraceae White's Evening Primrose Primrose White Flowers Women in Science, A beautifully rendered illustration of the Prairie Evening Primrose, scientifically known as Anogra alibcaulis. The drawing captures the delicate structure of the flower, showcasing its broad, rounded petals and intricate stamen. The design emphasizes the leafy stem and surrounding foliage, providing a detailed view of its natural habitat. The artist's signature is displayed at the bottom, adding a personal touch to this botanical study. Accompanying the artwork, the species name is elegantly inscribed, highlighting its place within the diverse flora of the prairie ecosystem.

Field Book of Western Wild Flowers, New York, 1915. Identification, West US, wildflowers, Margaret Neilson Armstrong, Margaret Neilson Armstrong, Mimulus primuloides, Little Yellow Monkeyflower, Mimulus torreyi, Little Pink Monkeyflower, Mimulus fremontii, Desert Monkeyflower, Taxonomy: Family= Scrophulariaceae, Figwort, Fremont's Monkeyflower, Women in Science, The illustration features three distinct plant species, all belonging to the Monkey-flower family. On the left side, two varieties are depicted: the Desert Monkey-flower, labelled as M. Fremontii, showcasing delicate blooms alongside their slender leaves. Below, the Little Yellow Monkey-flower, known scientifically as Mimulus primuloides, is presented, characterized by its vibrant yellow petals and elongated foliage. To the right, the Little Pink Monkey-flower, M. Torreyii, is illustrated with soft pink flowers and subtle leaf structures. This artwork emphasizes the botanical details and unique features of each species, contrib

Drawing, Floral design for printed textile; Designed by Louis-Albert DuBois (Swiss, 1752-1818); France; brush and gouache, graphite on pale green wove paper; 19.4 x 23.8 cm (7 5/8 x 9 3/8 in.)

Fescue grass (Festuca gigantea), William Catto (Aberdeen, Scotland, 1843 - 1927) 1909

A tree, possibly siver birch (Betula pendula). Pencil drawing.

Stapelia paniculata Willd.(Small starfish flower). Stapelia paniculata Willd.

Pink blossom. .

Tentamen florae Abyssinicae, Parisiis, Arthus Bertrand, 1847-1851, A detailed botanical illustration featuring the species 'Satyrium bifolium.' The artwork showcases two distinct stems of the plant, each adorned with clusters of delicate flowers. One stem is depicted standing upright with multiple blossoms, while the other features a single flower with broad leaves nestled at its base. Surrounding the main structures are finely rendered details of the leaves and roots, highlighting the intricate features of this unique orchid species. The careful shading and line work emphasize the elegance and complexity of the plant's anatomy, inviting closer examination of its natural beauty.

Nenax polygonifolia ; Nenax linear leaves and hairy woman. Hurt. Cliff. 501. sp. 3. Rechtsboven gemerkt : TAB: 32 .

Two images of branches with leaves, Jules Gervais-Courtellemont, c. 1888 - in or before 1893 photomechanical print paper collotype trees

A Mirror of Competing Beauties of the Green Houses. Katsukawa Shunshō (Japan, 1726-1792)Kitao Shigemasa (Japan, 1739-1820). Japan, 1776. Books. Color woodblock print books; three volumes

Icones Plantarum Asiaticarum, Calcutta, Bishop's College Press, 1847-54, Asia, Botany, Alopecurus, Porteresia coarctata, This illustration features a botanical study showcasing various species of grasses, with a focus on their structure and reproductive parts. On the left side, elongated green blades represent the foliage of the grass, while the right side presents detailed drawings of different stages of flowering, including flower heads and seeds. Each section is labeled with Roman numerals, indicating distinct varieties or phases. The intricacies of the plants are highlighted, emphasizing their unique characteristics such as leaf shape and the arrangement of flowers. This composition serves as a historical reference for the study of botany and the classification of grass species.

Flowering Branches, Jean-Baptiste Pillement, French, 1728-1808, Chalk on white laid paper, Drawing of two long branches. Upper left, bouquets of small blue flowers; lower left, small blue flowered bunches with red inverted cone shapes on top; upper right, red rose like flowers sitting on top of feather-like bases., France, 1775-1800, nature studies, Drawing, Drawing

A history of the British zoophytes. London, J. Van Voorst, 1847, Bryozoa, Cnidaria, Ctenophora, Great Britain, marine animals, microscopy, A detailed botanical illustration showcasing an intricately designed marine plant. The central figure features a textured, branching structure with clusters of small, delicate blooms adorning its length, suggesting a vibrant underwater ecosystem. To the left, an elongated, ribbon-like seaweed exhibits a wavy form, enhancing the sense of fluidity inherent to underwater flora. Accompanying these illustrations, an additional smaller organism is depicted, possibly representing marine life in its natural habitat. The overall composition beautifully highlights the diversity and complexity of aquatic plants.

The Tree of Life or the Weeping Tree planted in the States of Prester John. After a 16th century wood engraving. From Science and Literature in The Middle Ages by Paul Lacroix published London 1878

This artwork series by Martin Gerlach Sr., produced from 1902 to 1904, illustrates natural forms, including plants and animals, using light print techniques to emphasize structure and detail.

Carl Wilhelm Kolbe, A Large Oak Tree in Gehölz A Young Man with a Spear Follows a Young Girl, c1800 A Large Oak Tree in Gehölz. A Young Man with a Spear Follows a Young Girl.

Haemanthus coccineus L. (Blood flower; Bloedblom), 1777 - 1786 drawing Haemanthus coccineus L. paper. deck paint. ink. pencil. chalk. watercolor (paint) pen / brush plants; vegetation

Kunstformen der Natur, Leipzig und Wien, Verlag des Bibliographischen Instituts, 1899-1904, natural history, pictorial works, An intricate botanical illustration showcasing a diverse collection of mosses and ferns. The composition features various species, with delicate fronds and intricate textures displayed prominently throughout. Lush green hues dominate the foliage, interspersed with vibrant yellow and orange elements, indicating the reproductive structures of the mosses. The background layers of plants create a rich tapestry, highlighting the complexity and beauty of these non-flowering plants in their natural habitat. The scientific rendering captures the detailed anatomy of each species, inviting viewers to appreciate the diversity found within this unique ecosystem.

Collection Dutch Heidematschappij. Damage pine leaf. undated

Studies of the leaves, blossoms, fruits and trunk of a whitebeam (Sorbus subgenus Aria). Artist: Ludwig Pfleger (German, 1720-1793). Dimensions: sheet: 20 15/16 x 14 3/4 in. (53.2 x 37.5 cm). Date: 1788. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

Le Lotier de St. Jacques. Black-flowered lotus, Lotus jacobaeus, and great tiger moth, Arctia caja. Handcoloured etching from Pierre Joseph Buchoz' Collection precieuse et enluminee des fleurs les plus belles et les plus curieuses, qui se cultivent tant dans les jardins de la chine, que dans ceux de l'Europe, Paris, 1776.

Ming herbal (painting): Lyonia ovalifolia

Spring. Flowers and plants; In the foreground daffodils.

Tulip with three flowers. .

Peperomia pellucida ; Eordatis pepper leaves and stems lying . Hurt. Cliff. 6. Sp. 1. Rechtsboven gemerkt : TAB: 4 .

Plant study; Prime forms of art. Facher enlargement. Afkomsig uit losbladige Uitgave.

Century plant. Agave americana. Handcolored copperplate engraving from G. T. Wilhelm's "Unterhaltungen aus der Naturgeschichte" (Encyclopedia of Natural History) 1820. Gottlieb Tobias Wilhelm (1758-1811) was a Bavarian clergyman and naturalist in Augsburg, where the first edition was published.

Tulip in bloom. .

Auguste Renoir, Studies of Trees, 1886 Studies of Trees

Catalogue, New York, NY, Cleary & Co, catalogs, Cleary Co, Japan, New York, New York State, nursery horticulture, nursery stock, Orchidaceae, plants, plants ornamental, Garden Stories, Coelogyne dayanagrandis, in Bloom, orchid, taxonomy: trinomial= Coelogyne dayanagrandis, A botanical illustration showcasing the Ceologyner Dayana Grandis, characterized by its lush floral arrangement cascading from a central structure. The intricate details highlight the delicate blossoms that densely populate the scene, surrounded by textured foliage. The background features an abundance of leaves, enhancing the overall lushness of the plant's habitat. This depiction emphasizes the beauty and complexity of the species, making it a notable representation in botanical studies.

Chinese arborvitae, Platycladus orientalis (Weeping arbor vitae, Thuja filiformis). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by George Barclay after an illustration by Miss Sarah Drake from Edwards' Botanical Register, edited by John Lindley, London, Ridgeway, 1842.

Cave, tall tall bush "(recto);" Ostowy rumianek, high bush in "t (1896-00-00-1896-00-00; , width 17.1 cm, passe-partout: height 50.0 cm, width 35.0 cm; rkps 924/17 MNW; all rights reservations.National Culture Fund Józef Piłsudski (1928-1939)-collection, partage plus, Wyspiański, Stanisław (1869-1907), Flowers, Herb

La Vigne. Grapevine, Vitis vinifera. Handcoloured etching from Pierre Joseph Buchoz' Collection precieuse et enluminee des fleurs les plus belles et les plus curieuses, qui se cultivent tant dans les jardins de la chine, que dans ceux de l'Europe, Paris, 1776.

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