More
Views
|
|
About this book:
The Home Naturalist Harland Coultas
London: Religious Tract Society, [187?]
Learning about minerals and the natural world appealed to young amateurs as shown in Harland Coultas’ The Home Naturalist
From the Information : Illustrating_Natural_History section of the exhibition
|
|
|
Closer
View
|
|
About this book:
Plantarum Historia Succulentarum (History of the Succulent Plants) A.P. Candolle P.J. Redoute
Paris: Chez A. J. Degour et Durand, [i.e. 1798]-1837
The glorious floral images of artist Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759-1840) represented new heights of carefully observed nature painting. His artwork was reproduced as hand-colored stipple engravings (created by incising small dots into a metal plate) for a number of important botanical publications.
From the Information : Illustrating_Natural_History section of the exhibition
|
|
|
More
Views
|
|
About this book:
Herbarium Vivae Eicones Otto Brunfels (1488–1534) Designed by Hans Weiditz
Frankfurt: Durch Herman Gülfferichen, 1546
From the Information : Illustrating_Natural_History section of the exhibition
|
|
|
More
Views
|
|
About this book:
The North American Sylva, or, A Description of the Forest Trees of the United States, Canada and Nova Scotia François André Michaux (1770–1851) Illustrated plates after P.J. redoute, H.J. Redoute, and P. Bessa
Paris: C. D’Hautel, 1819
The glorious floral images of artist Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759-1840) represented new heights of carefully observed nature painting. His artwork was reproduced as hand-colored stipple engravings (created by incising small dots into a metal plate) for a number of important botanical publications.
From the Information : Illustrating_Natural_History section of the exhibition
|
|
|
More
Views
|
|
About this book:
Flora of the Colosseum of Rome, or, Illustrations and Descriptions of Four Hundred and Twenty Plants Growing Spontaneously upon the Ruins of the Colosseum of Rome Richard Deakin (1809–1873)
London: Groombridge, 1873
Gift of Aaron Goldberg
Some publications combined natural history study with the Victorian interest in travel.
From the Information : Illustrating_Natural_History section of the exhibition
|
|
|
More
Views
|
|
About this book:
Das Mineralreich (The Mineral Kingdom) Reinhard Brauns (1861-1937) with additions by Leonard J. Spencer
Esslingen a. N.: J. F. Schreiber, 1912
Images of mineral specimens were accurately drawn and colored to illustrate Reinhard Brauns’ Das Mineralreich (The Mineral Kingdom). The plates were issued bound in the book and separately.
From the Information : Illustrating_Natural_History section of the exhibition
|
|
|
More
Views
|
|
About this book:
Field Guide to the Wild Flowers of Britain Edited and designed by The Readers’ Digest Associated Ltd.
London: Readers’ Digest Association Ltd., 1985
Modern reference books use both careful black-and-white line drawings and color photography, each offering a different type of information.
From the Information : Illustrating_Natural_History section of the exhibition
|
|
|