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422 - Review of Belgian and Foreign Horticulture [...]. Ghent: Journal Offices, 1875–1914. 40 issues in 24 vols., 8vo (no date, occasional spotting). Contemporary quarter-bound in green percaline, marbled paper boards, flat spines (some corners slightly bumped). Complete collection, richly illustrated with approximately 745 chromolithographs protected by tissue guards, depicting mostly flowers (some showing parterres, baskets, and insects), approximately 740 black-and-white plates, and numerous in-text illustrations. The superb chromolithographs are the work of Pierre De Pannemaecker (and his son, from 1904 onward), a student of botanist Louis Van Houtte. Ref. Platiau, R. - *L'orchidée à Mariemont*, pp. 37 & 104. - Not listed in Nissen (BBI) or Pritzel.
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Review of Belgian and Foreign Horticulture [...]. Ghent: Journal Offices, 1875–1914. 40 issues in 24 vols., 8vo (no date, occasional spotting). Contemporary quarter-bound in green percaline, marbled paper boards, flat spines (some corners slightly bumped). Complete collection, richly illustrated with approximately 745 chromolithographs protected by tissue guards, depicting mostly flowers (some showing parterres, baskets, and insects), approximately 740 black-and-white plates, and numerous in-text illustrations. The superb chromolithographs are the work of Pierre De Pannemaecker (and his son, from 1904 onward), a student of botanist Louis Van Houtte. Ref. Platiau, R. - *L'orchidée à Mariemont*, pp. 37 & 104. - Not listed in Nissen (BBI) or Pritzel.
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