Sweert emanuel (13 résultats)
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Edité par A. Kempner [part 2, E. Kempner], Frankfurt, 1612
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Ajouter au panier2 parts in one volume, folio. (14 1/8 x 9 1/8 inches). Engraved allegorical title, engraved portrait of the author, 110 contemporary hand-coloured engraved plates, title heightened in gold. Title mounted. Copper engravings, with expert modern hand-colouring. Contemporary red morocco, the covers panelled in gilt with foliate cent…er- and corner-pieces, spine densely tooled gilt in seven compartments, lettered in one Provenance: Thomas Herbert, eighth Earl of Pembroke (1656-1733), first Lord of the Admiralty, president of the Royal Society, dedicatee of Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding and Thomas Greenhill's Art of Embalming, and a prolific bibliophile A true masterpiece of botanical illustration. Sweert was a Dutch horticulturalist, painter, draughtsman, and engraver who was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1552. He is known for his botanical illustrations and is considered one of the leading botanical artists of the late 16th and early 17th centuries. His most famous publication is the present enchanting work. Within the sumptuous red morocco is a collection of meticulously detailed illustrations, which capture the essence and beauty of each flower with stunning accuracy. Sweert's naturalistic style is a marvel to behold, creating a sense of depth and realism that sets his illustrations apart from others of his time. Arranged alphabetically by Latin name with each illustration accompanied by descriptions of the plant's physical characteristics and uses. Sweert drew from a wide variety of sources, including his own garden, the collections of botanists and naturalists, and the gardens of friends and patrons. Although the work did not contain prices, it also served as a catalogue of plants offered for sale by Sweert at the Frankfurt fair; the plates, depict some 560 plants and flowers. The work is notable for the many fine plates of bulbous varieties, particularly tulips, burgeoning the craze of Tulipomania that then swept Europe. Cf. Hunt 196; cf. Nissen BBI 1920; cf. Stafleu & Cowan TL2 13.546. cf. An Oak Spring Flora 9; Cleveland Collections 157.
Edité par Florilegium. Amsterdam 1647, 1647
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Ajouter au panierBeautiful plate of nine varieties of gentians and campanulas. The designs are beautifully balanced on the page and the captions elegantly inscribed. Emanuel Sweert was prefect of the gardens of the Emperor Rudolf II in Prague. His Florilegium was first printed in Frankfurt by Kempner in 1612 -1614. It was originally a sales cata…logue for plants and bulbs from Sweert's gardens, to be sold at fairs in Frankfurt and Amsterdam, but now these very attractive engravings are regarded as fine examples of 17th century botanical illustration and are much collected. Engraved by JANSSON, Jan. Copper engraving. Fine condition, good margins. Later colour. Size: 21 x 33.5 cm. (8½ x 13 inches).
Edité par Florilegium. Amsterdam 1647, 1647
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Ajouter au panierBeautiful plate of five flowering plants. The designs are beautifully balanced on the page and the captions elegantly inscribed. Emanuel Sweert was prefect of the gardens of the Emperor Rudolf II in Prague. His Florilegium was first printed in Frankfurt by Kempner in 1612 -1614. It was originally a sales catalogue for plants and… bulbs from Sweert's gardens, to be sold at fairs in Frankfurt and Amsterdam, but now these very attractive engravings are regarded as fine examples of 17th century botanical illustration and are much collected. Engraved by JANSSON, Jan. Copper engraving. Fine condition, good margins. Later colour. Size: 21 x 33.5 cm. (8½ x 13 inches).
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Ajouter au panierBeautiful engraving of two sprouting bulbs. The two plants are side by side on the page. The right hand plant has a light green leaf with a maroon mottled tip. The plants are well balanced on the page and the captions elegantly inscribed. Emanuel Sweert was prefect of the gardens of the Emperor Rudolf II in Prague. His Florilegi…um was first printed in Frankfurt by Kempner in 1612 -1614. It was originally a sales catalogue for plants and bulbs from Sweert's gardens, to be sold at fairs in Frankfurt and Amsterdam, but now these very attractive engravings are regarded as fine examples of 17th century botanical illustration and are much collected. Engraved by JANSSON, Jan. Copper engraving. Fine condition, good margins. Later colour. Size: 21 x 33.5 cm. (8½ x 13 inches).
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Ajouter au panierBeautiful engraving of two varieties of narcissus bulb with shooting leaves. The two plants are side by side on the page and the captions elegantly inscribed. Emanuel Sweert was prefect of the gardens of the Emperor Rudolf II in Prague. His Florilegium was first printed in Frankfurt by Kempner in 1612 -1614. It was originally a…sales catalogue for plants and bulbs from Sweert's gardens, to be sold at fairs in Frankfurt and Amsterdam, but now these very attractive engravings are regarded as fine examples of 17th century botanical illustration and are much collected. Engraved by JANSSON, Jan. Copper engraving. Fine condition, good margins. Later colour. Size: 21 x 33.5 cm. (8½ x 13 inches).
Edité par Florilegium. Amsterdam 1647, 1647
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Ajouter au panierFour varieties of minor bulb, two of which are 'scilla' or squill. The designs are beautifully balanced on the page and the captions elegantly inscribed. Emanuel Sweert's Florilegium was first printed in Frankfurt by Kempner in 1612 -1614. It was originally a sales catalogue for plants and bulbs from Sweert's gardens, to be sold… at fairs in Frankfurt and Amsterdam. Sweert was prefect of the gardens of the Emperor Rudolf II. Engraved by JANSSON, Jan. Copper engraving. In fine condition with good margins. Later colour. Size: 21 x 33.5 cm. (8½ x 13 inches).
Edité par Florilegium. Amsterdam 1647, 1647
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Ajouter au panierA beautiful print of four species of flower: Two varieties of hellebore, yellow ladies slipper, and one other. The designs are beautifully balanced on the page and the captions elegantly inscribed. Emanuel Sweert's Florilegium was first printed in Frankfurt by Kempner in 1612 -1614. It was originally a sales catalogue for plants… and bulbs from Sweert's gardens, to be sold at fairs in Frankfurt and Amsterdam. Sweert was prefect of the gardens of the Emperor Rudolf II. Engraved by JANSSON, Jan. Copper engraving. In fine condition with good margins. Mounted size: 41.5 x 55.5cm. Later colour. Size: 21 x 33.5 cm. (8½ x 13 inches).
Edité par Florilegium. Amsterdam 1647, 1647
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Ajouter au panierBeautiful print of eight varieties of the muscari family (grape hyacinths), showing the bulbs and flowering heads. The designs are beautifully balanced on the page and the captions elegantly inscribed. Emanuel Sweert's Florilegium was first printed in Frankfurt by Kempner in 1612 -1614. It was originally a sales catalogue for pl…ants and bulbs from Sweert's gardens, to be sold at fairs in Frankfurt and Amsterdam. Sweert was prefect of the gardens of the Emperor Rudolf II. Engraved by JANSSON, Jan. Copper engraving. In fine condition with good margins. Mounted size: 41.5 x 55.5cm. Later colour. Size: 21 x 33.5 cm. (8½ x 13 inches).
Edité par Florilegium. Amsterdam 1647., 1647
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Ajouter au panierBeautiful plate of two flowering plants. The designs are beautifully balanced on the page and the captions elegantly inscribed. Emanuel Sweert was prefect of the gardens of the Emperor Rudolf II in Prague. His Florilegium was first printed in Frankfurt by Kempner in 1612 -1614. It was originally a sales catalogue for plants and…bulbs from Sweert's gardens, to be sold at fairs in Frankfurt and Amsterdam, but now these very attractive engravings are regarded as fine examples of 17th century botanical illustration and are much collected. Engraved by JANSSON, Jan. Copper engraving. Fine condition; wide margins. Hand coloured. Size: 20.5 x 34 cm. (8 x 13½ inches).
Edité par Florilegium. Amsterdam 1647, 1647
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Ajouter au panierThis beautiful print shows a gladiolus plant, bulb leaves and flowers, and two tubers. The designs are beautifully balanced on the page and the captions elegantly inscribed. Emanuel Sweert was prefect of the gardens of the Emperor Rudolf II in Prague. His Florilegium was first printed in Frankfurt by Kempner in 1612 -1614. It wa…s originally a sales catalogue for plants and bulbs from Sweert's gardens, to be sold at fairs in Frankfurt and Amsterdam, but now these very attractive engravings are regarded as fine examples of 17th century botanical illustration and are much collected. Engraved by JANSSON, Jan. Copper engraving. Fine condition, good margins. Later colour. Size: 21 x 33.5 cm. (8½ x 13 inches).
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Edité par Frankfurt, 1614
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Ajouter au panierEtat : Very good condition. A pair of visually striking yellow lilies by the Dutch painter and horticulturist Emanuel Sweert (1522 - 1612), copper plate engraving with later hand color. Plate 51 From Sweert's "Florilegium Amplissumum et Selectissimum," considered to be the first nursery man's catalogue and published in Frankfurt… am Main in 1612. The Florilegium was made by Sweert as a guide to his available plant stock for the Frankfurt Fair, at the time that Sweert was working as head of gardens for Emperor Rudolf II in Vienna. The plates depict 560 bulbs and flowers and were based on the Johann Theodore de Bry Florilegium which in turn was based on one by Pierre Vallet. The engravings became so popular that there were six editions of the work; in the following years a mania for tulips swept Europe. Impression size: 8 x 13 3/8". Paper size: 10 1/4 x 16".
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Edité par Frankfurt, 1614
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Ajouter au panierEtat : Very good condition. A pair of visually striking crimson lilies and bulbs by the Dutch painter and horticulturist Emanuel Sweert (1522 - 1612), copper plate engraving with later hand color. Plate 49 from Sweert's "Florilegium Amplissumum et Selectissimum," considered to be the first nursery man's catalogue and published i…n Frankfurt am Main in 1612. The Florilegium was made by Sweert as a guide to his available plant stock for the Frankfurt Fair at the time that Sweert was working as head of gardens for Emperor Rudolf II in Vienna. The plates depict 560 bulbs and flowers and were based on the Johann Theodore de Bry Florilegium which in turn was based on one by Pierre Vallet. The engravings became so popular that there were six editions of the work; in the following years a mania for tulips swept Europe. Impression size: 8 1/4 x 13". Paper size: 10 1/4 x 16".
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Ajouter au panierAmsterdam, Jan Janssonius, 1631. Folio. Contemp. hcalf. Raised bands. Compartments gilt with floral stamps. Titlelabel with gilt lettering. Repairs to spine ends and hinges. Marbled coverpapers. Covers a bit rubbed. Endpapers renewed. Engraved frontispiece title, engraved portrait. (24),(10) pp. and 110 fine engraved plates (67…to the first part, 43 to the second), depicting 560 plants, usually life-size. A few minor brownspots. Scarce early (the first 1612) edition of Sweert's famous Florilegium, at first intended to be both a catalogue for selling plants and bulps and a picture-book of plants, but the later editions (as here) became a true Florilegium for collectors and botanical scientists. The first part deals with bulbous species, and the second with species having "fibrous" roots (fibrosae radices). Thirty-three tulip heads are paraded in regular columns. The American contingent is represented by the sunflower, cactus, agave, pineapple and Canna. Sweerts and Johann Theodor de Bry were the first to establish the convention of portraying lower stem with bulb or root alongside severed upper stem and flower in order to reproduce the plant life-size on the page. "Sweert prepared his Florilegium as a guide of his available stock for the Frankfurt Fair of 1612. The plates, depicting some 560 bulbs and flowers, were from the Johann Theodore de Bry Florilegium which in turn was based on that by Pierre Vallet. His attractively depicted bulbs sparked their popularity, leading to 6 editions of the work between 1612 and 1647, and a demand which would later result in "Tulipomania". At the time of the fair Sweert was in the employ of Emperor Rudolf II as head of his gardens in Vienna. He borrowed freely from plates that had been published before, so that many of those that appeared in the Florilegium had been cultivated in the gardens of King Henry IV of France at the Louvre." (Wikipedia).Nissen, 1921. - Hunt, 196 (1612-edition).
