Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, Pimpinella, N812, coloured mezzotint, 1735 - 1745 Pimpinella [Pimpinelle], mezzotint in colour print. [Saxifrage Burnet], colour-printed mezzotint. Numbered №812 in the upper right corner. Marked "S" in the lower right corner. Sheet size: approx. 37.5 x 23.5 cm. In overall good condition. See photos. From: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, sive conspectus aliquot millium, tam indigenarum quam exoticarum, ex quatuor mundi partibus… plantarum, arborum, fruticum, florum, fructuum, fungorum, &c., 1735-1745, Regensburg. Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683-1741) - pharmacist and botanist, living in Regensburg, Germany. Between 1735 and 1745 he produced the Phytanthoza Iconographia - the first botanical book with colour printed mezzotints. More than 4,000 plants and flowers are illustrated on 1,025 plates, making this series one of the most extensive and beautiful color plate florilegies ever produced. Some of the plates are marked with an "S" or an "H" in the lower right corner, probably indicating the engravers Seuter or Haid (Dunthorne). Many of the sheets of this important florilegium are engraved after drawings by the important botanical artist Georg Dionysus (G.D.) Ehret (1708 – 1770), who had a great influence on 18th century botanical art. English title: Phythanthoza Iconographia, or actual presentation of several thousand both native and foreign from all four parts of the world, in the course of many years with untiring diligence… plants, trees, shrubs, herbs, flowers, fruits and sponges We ship worldwide with tracking number. All items are professionally packaged very carefully. All prints in our shop are old original prints, not modern copies and not reprints. Please take this into account when purchasing. Photos are an essential part of the descriptions, please look carefully. If you have any questions about condition or would like extra photos, please send us a message before purchasing. This is 1 piece. If other items in the photo have caught your interest, then take a look at our online shop.

Download Image of Ciconia nigra - 1743-1817 - Print - Iconographia Zoologica - Special Collections University of Amsterdam - UBA01 IZ17600039. Free for commercial use, no attribution required. Ciconia nigra Public domain scan of 19th-century zoological illustration, free to use, no copyright restrictions image. Dated: 1743 - 1817. Topics: university of amsterdam special collections, zoological illustration, zoology, natural history, ciconia nigra illustrations, melanopelargus in iconographia zoologica, high resolution, ultra high resolution, public domain bird images

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Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, Petroselinum, N806, coloured mezzotint, 1735 - 1745 Petroselinum [parsley], colour mezzotint. [Parsley], colour-printed mezzotint. Sheet size: approx. 37.5 x 23.5 cm. In overall good condition. See photos. From: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, sive conspectus aliquot millium, tam indigenarum quam exoticarum, ex quatuor mundi partibus… plantarum, arborum, fruticum, florum, fructuum, fungorum, &c., 1735-1745, Regensburg. Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683-1741) - pharmacist and botanist, living in Regensburg, Germany. Between 1735 and 1745 he produced the Phytanthoza Iconographia - the first botanical book with colour printed mezzotints. More than 4,000 plants and flowers are illustrated on 1,025 plates, making this series one of the most extensive and beautiful color plate florilegies ever produced. Some of the plates are marked with an "S" or an "H" in the lower right corner, probably indicating the engravers Seuter or Haid (Dunthorne). Many of the sheets of this important florilegium are engraved after drawings by the important botanical artist Georg Dionysus (G.D.) Ehret (1708 – 1770), who had a great influence on 18th century botanical art. English title: Phythanthoza Iconographia, or actual presentation of several thousand both native and foreign from all four parts of the world, in the course of many years with untiring diligence… plants, trees, shrubs, herbs, flowers, fruits and sponges We ship worldwide with tracking number. All items are professionally packaged very carefully. All prints in our shop are old original prints, not modern copies and not reprints. Please take this into account when purchasing. Photos are an essential part of the descriptions, please look carefully. If you have any questions about condition or would like extra photos, please send us a message before purchasing. This is 1 piece. If other items in the photo have caught your interest, then take a look at our online shop.

Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, Rosmarinus, N872, coloured mezzotint, 1735 -1745. Rosmarinus [Rosemary], mezzotint in colour print. [Rosemary], colour-printed mezzotint. Numbered №872 in the upper right corner. Marked "H" in the lower right corner. Sheet size: approx. 37.5 x 23.5 cm. In overall good condition. See photos. From: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, sive conspectus aliquot millium, tam indigenarum quam exoticarum, ex quatuor mundi partibus… plantarum, arborum, fruticum, florum, fructuum, fungorum, &c., 1735-1745, Regensburg. Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683-1741) - pharmacist and botanist, living in Regensburg, Germany. Between 1735 and 1745 he produced the Phytanthoza Iconographia - the first botanical book with colour printed mezzotints. More than 4,000 plants and flowers are illustrated on 1,025 plates, making this series one of the most extensive and beautiful color plate florilegies ever produced. Some of the plates are marked with an "S" or an "H" in the lower right corner, probably indicating the engravers Seuter or Haid (Dunthorne). Many of the sheets of this important florilegium are engraved after drawings by the important botanical artist Georg Dionysus (G.D.) Ehret (1708 – 1770), who had a great influence on 18th century botanical art. English title: Phythanthoza Iconographia, or actual presentation of several thousand both native and foreign from all four parts of the world, in the course of many years with untiring diligence… plants, trees, shrubs, herbs, flowers, fruits and sponges We ship worldwide with tracking number. All items are professionally packaged very carefully. All prints in our shop are old original prints, not modern copies and not reprints. Please take this into account when purchasing. Photos are an essential part of the descriptions, please look carefully. If you have any questions about condition or would like extra photos, please send us a message before purchasing. This is 1 piece. If other items in the photo have caught your interest, then take a look at our online shop.

Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, 1736

Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, Persicaria, N804, coloured mezzotint, 1735 Persicaria, mezzotint in colour print. [Persicaria [Smartweed], colour-printed mezzotint. ] Numbered №804 in the upper right corner. Marked "H" in the lower right corner. Sheet size: approx. 37.5 x 23.5 cm. In overall good condition. See photos. From: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, sive conspectus aliquot millium, tam indigenarum quam exoticarum, ex quatuor mundi partibus… plantarum, arborum, fruticum, florum, fructuum, fungorum, &c., 1735-1745, Regensburg. Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683-1741) - pharmacist and botanist, living in Regensburg, Germany. Between 1735 and 1745 he produced the Phytanthoza Iconographia - the first botanical book with colour printed mezzotints. More than 4,000 plants and flowers are illustrated on 1,025 plates, making this series one of the most extensive and beautiful color plate florilegies ever produced. Some of the plates are marked with an "S" or an "H" in the lower right corner, probably indicating the engravers Seuter or Haid (Dunthorne). Many of the sheets of this important florilegium are engraved after drawings by the important botanical artist Georg Dionysus (G.D.) Ehret (1708 – 1770), who had a great influence on 18th century botanical art. English title: Phythanthoza Iconographia, or actual presentation of several thousand both native and foreign from all four parts of the world, in the course of many years with untiring diligence… plants, trees, shrubs, herbs, flowers, fruits and sponges We ship worldwide with tracking number. All items are professionally packaged very carefully. All prints in our shop are old original prints, not modern copies and not reprints. Please take this into account when purchasing. Photos are an essential part of the descriptions, please look carefully. If you have any questions about condition or would like extra photos, please send us a message before purchasing. This is 1 piece. If other items in the photo have caught your interest, then take a look at our online shop.

Download Image of Lacerta longicauda - 1700-1880 - Print - Iconographia Zoologica - Special Collections University of Amsterdam - UBA01 IZ12500039. Free for commercial use, no attribution required. Lacerta longicauda Public domain scan of 19th-century zoological illustration, free to use, no copyright restrictions image. Dated: 1880 - 1890. Topics: university of amsterdam special collections, zoological illustration, zoology, natural history, acanthodactylus boskianus, lacerta in iconographia zoologica, squamata illustrations

Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, Pinus, N813, coloured mezzotint, ca 1735 Pinus, [pine], mezzotint in colour print. [Pinus, [Pine], color-printed mezzotint. ] Numbered №813 in the upper right corner. Marked "H" in the lower right corner. Sheet size: approx. 37.5 x 23.5 cm. In overall good condition. See photos. From: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, sive conspectus aliquot millium, tam indigenarum quam exoticarum, ex quatuor mundi partibus… plantarum, arborum, fruticum, florum, fructuum, fungorum, &c., 1735-1745, Regensburg. Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683-1741) - pharmacist and botanist, living in Regensburg, Germany. Between 1735 and 1745 he produced the Phytanthoza Iconographia - the first botanical book with colour printed mezzotints. More than 4,000 plants and flowers are illustrated on 1,025 plates, making this series one of the most extensive and beautiful color plate florilegies ever produced. Some of the plates are marked with an "S" or an "H" in the lower right corner, probably indicating the engravers Seuter or Haid (Dunthorne). Many of the sheets of this important florilegium are engraved after drawings by the important botanical artist Georg Dionysus (G.D.) Ehret (1708 – 1770), who had a great influence on 18th century botanical art. English title: Phythanthoza Iconographia, or actual presentation of several thousand both native and foreign from all four parts of the world, in the course of many years with untiring diligence… plants, trees, shrubs, herbs, flowers, fruits and sponges We ship worldwide with tracking number. All items are professionally packaged very carefully. All prints in our shop are old original prints, not modern copies and not reprints. Please take this into account when purchasing. Photos are an essential part of the descriptions, please look carefully. If you have any questions about condition or would like extra photos, please send us a message before purchasing. This is 1 piece. If other items in the photo have caught your interest, then take a look at our online shop.

Cette planche est issue de l’ouvrage de phytothérapie : Phytanthoza-iconographia.Date d’édition : 1737-1745Les 4 tomes composant l’ensemble de l’ouvrage sont conservés à la Bibliothèque de l’Arsenal, antenne de la BNF.

Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, Persicaria, N803, coloured mezzotint, 1735 Persicaria, mezzotint in colour print. [Persicaria [Smartweed], colour-printed mezzotint. ] Numbered №803 in the upper right corner. Marked "H" in the lower right corner. Sheet size: approx. 37.5 x 23.5 cm. In overall good condition. See photos. From: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, sive conspectus aliquot millium, tam indigenarum quam exoticarum, ex quatuor mundi partibus… plantarum, arborum, fruticum, florum, fructuum, fungorum, &c., 1735-1745, Regensburg. Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683-1741) - pharmacist and botanist, living in Regensburg, Germany. Between 1735 and 1745 he produced the Phytanthoza Iconographia - the first botanical book with colour printed mezzotints. More than 4,000 plants and flowers are illustrated on 1,025 plates, making this series one of the most extensive and beautiful color plate florilegies ever produced. Some of the plates are marked with an "S" or an "H" in the lower right corner, probably indicating the engravers Seuter or Haid (Dunthorne). Many of the sheets of this important florilegium are engraved after drawings by the important botanical artist Georg Dionysus (G.D.) Ehret (1708 – 1770), who had a great influence on 18th century botanical art. English title: Phythanthoza Iconographia, or actual presentation of several thousand both native and foreign from all four parts of the world, in the course of many years with untiring diligence… plants, trees, shrubs, herbs, flowers, fruits and sponges We ship worldwide with tracking number. All items are professionally packaged very carefully. All prints in our shop are old original prints, not modern copies and not reprints. Please take this into account when purchasing. Photos are an essential part of the descriptions, please look carefully. If you have any questions about condition or would like extra photos, please send us a message before purchasing. This is 1 piece. If other items in the photo have caught your interest, then take a look at our online shop.

Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, Pastinaca, N800, coloured mezzotint, 1735 Pastinaca [Parsnip], mezzotint in colour print. [Pastinaca [Parsnip], color-printed mezzotint. ] Numbered №804 in the upper right corner. Marked "H" in the lower right corner. Sheet size: approx. 37.5 x 23.5 cm. In overall good condition. See photos. From: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, sive conspectus aliquot millium, tam indigenarum quam exoticarum, ex quatuor mundi partibus… plantarum, arborum, fruticum, florum, fructuum, fungorum, &c., 1735-1745, Regensburg. Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683-1741) - pharmacist and botanist, living in Regensburg, Germany. Between 1735 and 1745 he produced the Phytanthoza Iconographia - the first botanical book with colour printed mezzotints. More than 4,000 plants and flowers are illustrated on 1,025 plates, making this series one of the most extensive and beautiful color plate florilegies ever produced. Some of the plates are marked with an "S" or an "H" in the lower right corner, probably indicating the engravers Seuter or Haid (Dunthorne). Many of the sheets of this important florilegium are engraved after drawings by the important botanical artist Georg Dionysus (G.D.) Ehret (1708 – 1770), who had a great influence on 18th century botanical art. English title: Phythanthoza Iconographia, or actual presentation of several thousand both native and foreign from all four parts of the world, in the course of many years with untiring diligence… plants, trees, shrubs, herbs, flowers, fruits and sponges We ship worldwide with tracking number. All items are professionally packaged very carefully. All prints in our shop are old original prints, not modern copies and not reprints. Please take this into account when purchasing. Photos are an essential part of the descriptions, please look carefully. If you have any questions about condition or would like extra photos, please send us a message before purchasing. This is 1 piece. If other items in the photo have caught your interest, then take a look at our online shop.

"a. Allium sativum Ail aulx Knoblauch""b. Allium campestre""c. Allium juncifolium luteum" Copper etching. Printed in color and hand-finished Published n "Phytanthoza Iconographia" Nuremberg, 1740 Original antique print  Light natural age toning with browning on margin edges.

Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, Reseda, N863, coloured mezzotint, 1735 Reseda [Reseda], mezzotint in colour print. [Reseda [Mignonette], color-printed mezzotint]. Numbered №863 in the upper right corner. Marked "H" in the lower right corner. Sheet size: approx. 37.5 x 23.5 cm. In overall good condition. See photos. From: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, sive conspectus aliquot millium, tam indigenarum quam exoticarum, ex quatuor mundi partibus… plantarum, arborum, fruticum, florum, fructuum, fungorum, &c., 1735-1745, Regensburg. Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683-1741) - pharmacist and botanist, living in Regensburg, Germany. Between 1735 and 1745 he produced the Phytanthoza Iconographia - the first botanical book with colour printed mezzotints. More than 4,000 plants and flowers are illustrated on 1,025 plates, making this series one of the most extensive and beautiful color plate florilegies ever produced. Some of the plates are marked with an "S" or an "H" in the lower right corner, probably indicating the engravers Seuter or Haid (Dunthorne). Many of the sheets of this important florilegium are engraved after drawings by the important botanical artist Georg Dionysus (G.D.) Ehret (1708 – 1770), who had a great influence on 18th century botanical art. English title: Phythanthoza Iconographia, or actual presentation of several thousand both native and foreign from all four parts of the world, in the course of many years with untiring diligence… plants, trees, shrubs, herbs, flowers, fruits and sponges We ship worldwide with tracking number. All items are professionally packaged very carefully. All prints in our shop are old original prints, not modern copies and not reprints. Please take this into account when purchasing. Photos are an essential part of the descriptions, please look carefully. If you have any questions about condition or would like extra photos, please send us a message before purchasing. This is 1 piece. If other items in the photo have caught your interest, then take a look at our online shop.

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Cette planche est issue de l'ouvrage de phytothérapie : Phytanthoza-iconographia.Date d'édition : 1737-1745Les 4 tomes composant l'ensemble de l'ouvrage sont conservés à la Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal, antenne de la BNF.

Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, Rubia, N873, coloured mezzotint, 1735 -1745. Rubia [Rush], mezzotint in colour print. [Madder], colour-printed mezzotint. Numbered №873 in the upper right corner. Marked "H" in the lower right corner. Sheet size: approx. 37.5 x 23.5 cm. In overall good condition. See photos. From: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, sive conspectus aliquot millium, tam indigenarum quam exoticarum, ex quatuor mundi partibus… plantarum, arborum, fruticum, florum, fructuum, fungorum, &c., 1735-1745, Regensburg. Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683-1741) - pharmacist and botanist, living in Regensburg, Germany. Between 1735 and 1745 he produced the Phytanthoza Iconographia - the first botanical book with colour printed mezzotints. More than 4,000 plants and flowers are illustrated on 1,025 plates, making this series one of the most extensive and beautiful color plate florilegies ever produced. Some of the plates are marked with an "S" or an "H" in the lower right corner, probably indicating the engravers Seuter or Haid (Dunthorne). Many of the sheets of this important florilegium are engraved after drawings by the important botanical artist Georg Dionysus (G.D.) Ehret (1708 – 1770), who had a great influence on 18th century botanical art. English title: Phythanthoza Iconographia, or actual presentation of several thousand both native and foreign from all four parts of the world, in the course of many years with untiring diligence… plants, trees, shrubs, herbs, flowers, fruits and sponges We ship worldwide with tracking number. All items are professionally packaged very carefully. All prints in our shop are old original prints, not modern copies and not reprints. Please take this into account when purchasing. Photos are an essential part of the descriptions, please look carefully. If you have any questions about condition or would like extra photos, please send us a message before purchasing. This is 1 piece. If other items in the photo have caught your interest, then take a look at our online shop.

Lychnis [light carnation], mezzotint in color print. Numbered № 679 in the upper right corner. Marked "H" in the lower right corner. Sheet size: approx. 37.5 x 23.5 cm. In overall good condition. See photos. From: Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, Phytanthoza Iconographia, sive conspectus aliquot millium, tam indigenarum quam exoticarum, ex quatuor mundi partibus… plantarum, arborum, fruticum, florum, fructuum, fungorum, &c., 1735-1745, Regensburg. Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (1683-1741) - pharmacist and botanist, living in Regensburg, Germany. Between 1735 and 1745 he produced the Phytanthoza Iconographia - the first botanical book with colour printed mezzotints. More than 4,000 plants and flowers are illustrated on 1,025 plates, making this series one of the most extensive and beautiful color plate florilegies ever produced. Some of the plates are marked with an "S" or an "H" in the lower right corner, probably indicating the engravers Seuter or Haid (Dunthorne). Many of the sheets of this important florilegium are engraved after drawings by the important botanical artist Georg Dionysus (G.D.) Ehret (1708 – 1770), who had a great influence on 18th century botanical art. English title: Phythanthoza Iconographia, or actual presentation of several thousand both native and foreign from all four parts of the world, in the course of many years with untiring diligence… plants, trees, shrubs, herbs, flowers, fruits and sponges We ship worldwide with tracking number. All items are professionally packaged very carefully. All prints in our shop are old original prints, not modern copies and not reprints. Please take this into account when purchasing. Photos are an essential part of the descriptions, please look carefully. If you have any questions about condition or would like extra photos, please send us a message before purchasing. This is 1 piece. If other items in the photo have caught your interest, then take a look at our online shop.