Hand coloured lithographs, “Illustrations of the Natural Orders of Plants’
Grand daughter of Richard Twining, wealthy tea merchant and widely know for the famous tea label. Elizabeth shared her time between philanthropy and study of botany which inspired her to publish this work, suggesting a new approach to plant families in contrast to the already established Linnaeus System, the later which is still used today.
Although her work was an interesting challenge, it was not recognized in society. Her groupings and artistic presenting are very attractive, this work is rare.
First edition, Elcstatt’s folio 1613, and third edtion 1713. Engravings with expert hand, colouring. Some with typical text showing through and minor spots. Very good condition.
First edition, Elcstatt’s folio 1613, and third edtion 1713. Engravings with expert hand, colouring. Some with typical text showing through and minor spots. Very good condition.
A Portsea home that Brownlow Interior Design decorated using some of our art and furniture.
Natural history study of an Antarctic crab.
Jules Sebastien Cesar Dumont d’Urville (editor), Borromée (painter), Bougeard (illustrator) and Victor (engraver) from Voyage au Pole – 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840.
Voyage to the South Pole and through Oceania on the Corvettes – 1842
