Botanical Plates

Decorative pair of late 18th century hand coloured lithograph plates of a Franklin Tartar and Black

of the great botanical plate books. The clarity and colouring and atmosphere of these hand coloured

publishing venture, which eventually comprised of 30 folio botanical plates. For these remarkable

, which eventually became known as The Temple of Flora, comprised of 30 folio botanical plates. For these

publishing venture, which eventually comprised of 30 folio botanical plates. For these remarkable

licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians. However, he is best remembered for his great botanical

Botanical Engraved Ring – Lily of the Valley Motif, Silver, Gold. Nature inspired Flower

floriferous habit. This botanical plate preserves its beauty in meticulous detail, making it a valuable

more complete botanical profile than most other plates in the atlas. The central figure shows the

Botanical Print. Plate-signed. Measures 22.50 x 16.375 in. Unframed. Printed in Italy. Good

, regularly featuring detailed botanical plates. - Publication Date: These prints are from an unspecified

of late 19th-century scientific botanical illustration. Each plate depicts a distinct species native

Title: 1897 Botanical Prints – Purple Toadflax and Maurandya Barclayana This pair of original

Antique Sugarcane Botanical Print – Saccharum officinarum, Hayne Plate 100 Description: This

Antique Rubber Tree Botanical Print, Siphonia Elastica, c.1831 This botanical engraving

botanical illustration. The central plate, showing the Wild French-Willow, presents a taller, more vigorous

part of The Botanic Garden, these plates capture the diverse beauty of ornamental flowering plants

the expertise and care that went into creating these botanical illustrations. These plates are labeled

–1926). From Curtis' Botanical Magazine. Fold-out plate with two horizontal folds as issued. 300mm by

–1926). From Curtis' Botanical Magazine. Fold-out plate with two vertical folds as issued. 240mm by

watercolour by Matilda Smith (1854–1926). From Curtis' Botanical Magazine. Fold-out plate with two vertical

Smith (1854–1926). From Curtis' Botanical Magazine. Fold-out plate with two vertical folds as issued

Golden Pear Cluster – “Peer var. Eyewood” Botanical Print, Dutch, ca. 1870 Chromolitho Elegant

, Plate 49) Portfolio: The Botanical Magazine; or, Flower-Garden Displayed Year: 1788 (First series

" (Vol. 11, Plate 374) Portfolio: The Botanical Magazine; or, Flower-Garden Displayed Year: 1797 (First

. 7, Plate 233) Portfolio: The Botanical Magazine; or, Flower-Garden Displayed Year: 1793 (First

natural botanical environments. Albin’s plates are admired for their combination of scientific curiosity

production. The plate focuses on botanical structure and fruit development, offering a slightly more

upper part of the composition, adding a vivid accent to the botanical scene. The third plate depicts a

Garden of Nature Picturesque Botanical Plates of the New Illustration of the Sexual System of Linnaeus

horticultural art. Published in London in 1828 as part of The Botanic Garden, these hand-colored plates showcase

Title: 1897 Botanical Prints – Torenia, Speedwell Varieties, and Eccremocarpus This collection

part of The Botanic Garden, these plates capture the diverse beauty of ornamental flowering plants

botanical scribble, plated in 22K yellow gold. • Motif 1.7 " x 1.7 ", ring size US 4-8, adjustable • Pewter

). From Curtis' Botanical Magazine. Fold-out plate with two horizontal folds as issued. 300mm by 240mm

the plates of William Curtis’s Botanical Magazine. The urns are designed with elegant, shaped stem

plate features four botanical illustrations: Fig. 1 shows a detailed depiction of Dyer's Alkanet

commercial interiors where natural themes are desired. Originally created as botanical reference plates

give them an understated botanical beauty. The next three plates depict Eriophorum—commonly known as

of the finest Victorian botanical art. The left-hand plate features *Lilium concolor* (orange lily

Pair of Hand-Colored Botanical Engravings of Decorative Garden Flowers, London 1828 Description

often erroneously cited as having contributed plates to Curtis's "Botanical Magazine". Though he did

illustration and artistic beauty, hallmarks of early Victorian botanical art. Each plate features four

Title: Hand-Colored Botanical Engravings of London-Pride and Its Varieties, 1902 Description: This

connection make it a particularly interesting subject in botanical art. The central plate features

, reflecting the aesthetic harmony prized in Edwardian botanical illustration. Together, the three plates form

Wonderful set of 12 botanical prints. Hand coloured copper-plate engravings After drawings by

plates were worked on by many of the most prominent botanical artists of the time, including the work of

the publish The Botanical Magazine in 1787, a work that would also feature hand coloured plates by

took over. The plates were worked on by many of the most prominent botanical artists of the time

Set of 8 Antique Botanical Engravings of Bromus (Brome Grasses), c.1830 This striking set of eight

botanical style. The first plate features *Rubus fruticosus* (wild bramble) with lush pink blossoms

London in 1828 as part of The Botanic Garden, these finely engraved and hand-colored plates present a

frames offer a more classical botanical presentation. Keeping the plate mark visible enhances

plate combines accurate botanical structure with artistic charm. The hand-applied coloring, fine

the publish The Botanical Magazine in 1787, a work that would also feature hand coloured plates by

European botanical compendium, these plates combine both aesthetic appeal and botanical accuracy