The golden age of botanical art / Martyn Rix.
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Language: | English |
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Chicago ; London :
The University of Chicago Press,
2013.
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Physical Description: | 256 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 29 cm |
Format: | Book |
Contents:
- The origins of botanical art
- Leonardo da Vinci
- Early works of the sixteenth century
- Jacopo Ligozzi
- Seventeenth-century florilegia
- Dutch flower paintings
- North American plants
- Linnaeus and plant classification
- Travellers to the Levant
- Maria Sybilla Merian
- The exploration of Russia and Japan
- Les vélins du muséum
- Botany bay and beyond
- Sir Joseph Banks
- The golden age in England
- Mrs Delany and her paper mosaicks
- South American adventures
- Thornton's the temple of flora, or garden of nature
- The golden age in France
- Empress Joséphine
- Botanical and horticultural illustrated journals
- Henry C. Andrews
- Early Chinese plant drawings
- Père David and the French missionaries
- The company school in India
- The story of Flora Danica 1761-1883
- A new era at Kew
- George Maw
- Victorian travellers
- Elwes and the genus Lilium
- Bringing China to Europe
- Modern florilegia
- The flowers of war and beyond
- Exhibiting botanical watercolours
- Carrying on the tradition.