18Th Century Miller Engravings
Stock No
#TLA022
2021
- £325.00 Each
- €388 Euro
- $425 US Dollar
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Item Description
12 18th Century Philip Miller engravings dating from the original German edition Abbildungen der nützlichsten, schönsten und seltensten Pflanzen welche in seinem Gärtner-Lexicon vorkommen published in Nürnberg 1768-1782.
Philip Miller was a Scottish author and botanist who was made head gardener of the Chelsea Physic Garden in 1722. He gained an international reputation for the Garden, which held the largest collection of plants in Europe under his stewardship, due to his horticultural skill and botanical abilities (his experiments in 1751 were the first to demonstrate the importance of insects in pollination.)
Many of the prints were engraved from drawings by Richard Lancake and two of the leading botanical artists and engravers of the period, Georg Ehret and Johann Weinmann.
Presented in bespoke frames with UV70 glass which cuts reflection and affords the prints some protection.
Item Info
Seller
Seller Location
Surrey, Surrey
Item Dimensions
H: 50.5cm W: 38cm
Period
18th Century & Earlier
Item Location
United Kingdom
Seller Location
Surrey, Surrey
Item Location
United Kingdom
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+44 (0)7802 712203