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Collection of 11 copperplate engravings depicting plants 16th to 19th centuries 1) Friedrich G. Hayne, “Lactuca virosa” (Plate 47 from “Faithful Depiction and Description of Plants Used in Medicine”), 1819, hand-colored, 22 x 18.5 cm (image size). 2–9) Pietro A. Mattioli, 8 pages from “Opera quae extant omnia” (1598): “Gentiana Minore” (page 681), “Alisma” (page 934), "Oricano Onite" (page 738), "Davco I." (page 823), "Althea" (page 975), "Nasturtium" (page 565), "Cnico" (page 1358), "Adonide" (page 956). Hand-colored. Each 34.5 x 24 cm (sheet size). 10) Georg W. Knorr, “Sunflower” (from “Thesaurus rei herbariae hortensisque universalis / Regnum Florae, or The Kingdom of Flowers with All Its Beauties”), 1750, hand-colored, 31 × 20.5 cm (plate size). 11) William Curtis, “Argemone Mexicana” (plate 243 from “The Botanical Magazine”), 1793, hand-colored, 19.5 x 11.8 cm (plate size). Partially stained and browned. Each unframed.
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