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  • BAUER, Franz Andreas (1758-1840). Delineations of Exotick Plants cultivated in the Royal Garden at Kew ... published by W.T. Aiton . London: W. Bulmer & Co. for George Nicol, 1796[-1797] (text watermarked 1794; some plates dated 1794).
    Jun. 13, 2012

    BAUER, Franz Andreas (1758-1840). Delineations of Exotick Plants cultivated in the Royal Garden at Kew ... published by W.T. Aiton . London: W. Bulmer & Co. for George Nicol, 1796[-1797] (text watermarked 1794; some plates dated 1794).

    Est: £12,000 - £15,000

    BAUER, Franz Andreas (1758-1840). Delineations of Exotick Plants cultivated in the Royal Garden at Kew ... published by W.T. Aiton. London: W. Bulmer & Co. for George Nicol, 1796[-1797] (text watermarked 1794; some plates dated 1794). Parts 1-2 only (of 3), broadsheets (610 x 480mm). 20 hand-coloured engraved and etched plates by Mackenzie after Bauer. (Occasional light soiling and some neat repairs to blank margins, plate 19 with a neatly repaired 110mm. horizontal tear running from inner margin into plate area but not affecting the image.) Original blue-grey paper over limp pasteboard, letterpress label on each cover, uncut (neatly rebacked, edges to covers fractionally chipped in places, some restoration at extremities). FIRST EDITION OF WHAT IS 'WITHOUT DOUBT ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED FLOWER BOOKS' (Hunt) by one of the greatest botanical artists. Part one was limited to 90 copies (10 of which were spoiled); part two to 80 copies. Part three (not present) was issued in 1803 in an edition of 50 copies. The plates are all representations of Ericas collected in South Africa by Francis Masson for Kew and are so accurate that it was felt unneccessary to issue any explanatory text, as Sir Joseph Banks explains in his preface. Dunthorne 28; Great Flower Books (1990) p.73; Henrey II, pp.253-254; Hunt 747; Nissen BBI 97; Stafleu & Cowan 363. (2)

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  • BAUER, FRANZ ANDREAS.
    Nov. 13, 2003

    BAUER, FRANZ ANDREAS.

    Est: £4,000 - £6,000

    DETAILED DESCRIPTION [Strelitzia depicta or coloured figures of the known species of the genus strelitzia from the drawings in the British Library. London: printed for Messrs Arch at the lithographic press of Messrs Harris, 1818] Broadsheet (555 x 420mm. and 552 x 410mm.), 2 hand-coloured plates only (of 11) after Franz Bauer, one etched by H.B.K., the second a lithograph but unsigned, mounted, two 10mm. tears in lower margin of the first, 40mm. tear in left margin of the second

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  • Franz Andreas Bauer (1758-1840).
    Nov. 28, 2001

    Franz Andreas Bauer (1758-1840).

    Est: $4,260 - $7,100

    [ Delineations of Exotick Plants cultivated in the Royal Garden at Kew... published by W.T.Aiton. London: W.Bulmer & Co, for George Nicol, 1796 (one plate watermarked 1794)]. Part I only (615 x 387mm. and smaller). 5 hand-coloured engraved and etched plates only (of 10) by Mackenzie after Bauer. (Text lacking, occasional slight soiling of margins, some neat repairs to blank margins, plate 9 with a neatly repaired horizontal tear [80mm] running from right margin into plate area, but not affecting the image.) Unbound but presented in modern card window-mounts. A collection of fine engravings from the first edition of what is "without doubt one of the most beautifully illustrated flower books" (Hunt) by one of the greatest botanical artists. Part one was limited to 90 copies (10 of which were spoiled). Part two (with ten plates) to 80 copies, and part three (with ten plates) was issued in 1803 in an edition of 50 copies. The plates are all representations of Ericas collected in South Africa by Francis Masson for Kew and are so accurate that it was felt unneccessary to issue any explanatory text. The plates all include the publication line 'Franc. Bauer del. Mackenzie sculp. Published by G. Nicol Jany.1.1793'. The titles are as follows: 1. Erica fascicularis (595 x 482mm., numbered '6') 2. Erica mucosa (595 x 483mm., unnumbered) 3. Erica sexfaria (605 x 482mm., unnumbered, small repaired marginal tears) 4. Erica Plukenetiana (615 x 482mm., numbered '9', 80mm. tear from right margin into plate area) 5. Erica Sebana (615 x 487mm., numbered '10', small neat marginal repairs). Cf.Dunthorne 28; cf. Great Flower Books p.49; cf.Henrey II, pp.253-254; cf.Hunt 747; cf.Nissen BBI 97; cf.Stafleu & Cowan 363. (5).

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