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Berlese, L.

Lot 1178
03.07.2020 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 3 300
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Kiefer
Event locationGermany, Pforzheim
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Lot 1178 | Berlese, L.
Berlese, L. Iconographie du genre camellia ou description et figures des camellia les plus belles et les plus rares peints d'apres nature dans les Serres et sous la direction de M. L'Abbe Berlese par M.J.J.Jung. Band 3 (von 3). Paris, Cousin 1843. Fol. Mit 100 koloriert Farbst.-Tafeln (num. 201-300) v. Oudet nach Jung, mit jwls. 1 Textbl. Halbleder der Zeit (Rckn. lose, berieben u. best.).

Nissen, BBI 150. Stafleu & Cowan 16.057. Great Flower Books p. 75. - Third volume of the most celebrated monograph on the camellia. Laurent (or Lorenzo) Berlese was the greatest camellia expert of the nineteenth century. He was born in Campo Molino near Treviso, Italy, but carried out the majority of his research into the genus in France, using his private wealth to establish his own nursery and hothouses near Paris. Working with the Frankfurt-born artist J.J. Jung, who was a fellow member of the Societe Royale d'Horticulture de Paris, Berlese began publication of the present work with a subscription list of 250. The work appeared in parts, each containing two plates with accompanying text. Volume 3 (of 3). With 100 colour engraved plates. Contemporary half leather, spine loose, rubbed and bumped. Partly somewhat stained and heavier browned, 1 plate loose. - Tls. etwas fleckig u. stärker gebräunt, 1 Tafel lose.
Auction house category:Botany
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