Florilegium - the book of plants

Name: Florilegium - the book of plants
Brand: TASCHEN
SKU: 133568
Price: 238.00 BRL
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SKU 133568

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Florilegium - the book of plants

SKU 133568

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Autor(a): Dressendorfer: Werner
Editora: TASCHEN

9783836557870 Páginas: 544Edição: 1 - 2016Ano: 2016Origem: NACIONALEncadernação: CAPA DURADimensões: 14 x 4.8 x 19.5ISBN: 9783836557870

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  Dressendorfer: Werner Indisponível
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  TASCHEN Indisponível
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  544 Indisponível
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  1 - 2016 Indisponível
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  2016 Indisponível
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  Origem
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  NACIONAL Indisponível
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  Encadernação
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  CAPA DURA Indisponível
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  Dimensões
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  14 x 4.8 x 19.5 Indisponível
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  ISBN
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  9783836557870 Indisponível
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  Data de lançamento
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  01/01/2016 Indisponível

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A magnificent pictorial document of the flowers grown in the greatest German garden of its time, the Hortus Eystettensis is in a class of its own when it comes to the range of flowers engraved. First published in 1613, the 367 copperplate engravings by Basilius Besler (1561-1629) capture the spectacular diversity of the palatial gardens of Prince-Bishop Johann Konrad von Gemmingen (1593/95-1612) in Eichstätt, Bavaria, Germany. The meticulous illustrations are organized according to the four seasons, and, following the classification system used today, show plants belonging to a total of 90 families and covering 340 genera. The whole collection is regarded as one of the finest treasures of botanical literature; it was described by Carl Linnaeus, the legendary 18th-century botanist and zoologist, as an "incomparable work."Besler's pictorial catalog long outlived the gardens, which were destroyed in 1634 by invading Swedish troops. In auction, the asking price for a first-edition copy of Hortus Eystettensis is now more than half a million dollars. With this edition, TASCHEN opens up the garden to a much wider audience: a rich and beautiful record, destined to keep the garden's beauty in bloom.