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      • [FLORA DANICA] – OEDER, Georg Christian (1728-1791), and others. Icones pl
        Dec. 13, 2023

        [FLORA DANICA] – OEDER, Georg Christian (1728-1791), and others. Icones pl

        Est: £30,000 - £50,000

        [FLORA DANICA] – OEDER, Georg Christian (1728-1791), and others. Icones plantarum sponte nascentium in regnis Daniae et Norwegiae, in...

        Christie's
      • Flora Danica, nordeuropäische Pflanzen
        Nov. 28, 2020

        Flora Danica, nordeuropäische Pflanzen

        Est: -

        Kupferstiche/Papier. Zwei Tafeln aus dem botanischen Tafelwerk von Georg Christian Oeder (1728-1791), erster Verlag um 1761 in Kopenhagen. Gute Erhaltung. Dänemark, 18./19. Jh. H x B ohne Rahmen ca. 22,5-24 x 9-10 cm, H x B mit Rahmen ca. 39 x 25 cm, u. Gl., passep.

        Kunst & Auktionshaus Walter Ginhart
      • Collection European botanical prints (17pcs)
        Jun. 26, 2015

        Collection European botanical prints (17pcs)

        Est: $200 - $400

        Collection European botanical prints Abraham Munting (Dutch, 1583-1658) VALERIANELLA CAPITATA, SEMACH ARBOR, and AGRIFOLIUM AURATUM Philip Miller (English, 1691-1771) two engravings from FIGURES OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL... AND UNCOMMON PLANTS Georg Christian Oeder (Danish, 1728-1791) plates 508, 556, 621, 1448, and 1461 from FLORA DANICA Joseph Decaisne (French, 1807-1882) P. FREDERIC DE WURTEMBERG and P. D. ALENCON Johann Wilhelm Weinmann (German, 1683-1741) HOLLY Giorgio Bonelli (Italian, 1742-1782) TRACHELIUM AZZURREUM UMBELLIFERUM together with 3 others H9 1/4" W5 1/2" to H21" W14" (17pcs) Provenance: Collection of Edward Morrison Brown

        Charlton Hall
      • OEDER, Georg Christian (1728-1791) [vols. I-III], Otto Frederik MÜLLER (1730-1784) [vols. IV-V], Martin VAHL (1749-1804) [vols. VI] (editors). [ FLORA DANICA ]. Icones plantarum spone nascentium in regnis Daniae et Norvegiae... Florae Danicae
        Jun. 19, 2007

        OEDER, Georg Christian (1728-1791) [vols. I-III], Otto Frederik MÜLLER (1730-1784) [vols. IV-V], Martin VAHL (1749-1804) [vols. VI] (editors). [ FLORA DANICA ]. Icones plantarum spone nascentium in regnis Daniae et Norvegiae... Florae Danicae

        Est: $6,000 - $8,000

        OEDER, Georg Christian (1728-1791) [vols. I-III], Otto Frederik MÜLLER (1730-1784) [vols. IV-V], Martin VAHL (1749-1804) [vols. VI] (editors). [ FLORA DANICA ]. Icones plantarum spone nascentium in regnis Daniae et Norvegiae... Florae Danicae nomine inscriptium. Copenhagen: Nicolai Möller, 1764-1792. 18 fascicles in 6 volumes (of 18), 2 o (373 x 245 mm). Volume titles printed in red and black, fascicles with half-titles. 1080 numbered hand-colored engraved plates, after Martin Rössler, Friderik Müller and others. (A few plates trimmed to platemark.) 20th-century half calf, marbled boards, spines with red and green morocco lettering pieces. THE FIRST SIX VOLUMES OF THIS GREAT EUROPEAN FLORA, WITH PLATES IN FINE CONDITION. One of "the finest national floras ever compiled" (Blunt and Stearn), the Flora Danica was begun by George Christian Oeder, founder of the Royal Botanical Institute in Copenhagen, in 1761. It continued for 122 years, becoming, with its 3240 plates, the most comprehensive illustrated survey of the wild plants of Denmark and its adjacent regions, from the far side of the Elbe to the Artic Sea. Nissen praised the engraved illustrations as the best in their field, combining precise scientific accuracy with great aesthetic merit. Blunt and Stearn note that "the earlier plates, in particular, are extremely delicately engraved and beautifully coloured;" in the present copy, which comprises plates issued up until 1792, by Rvssler, M,ller and others, the plates are indeed very finely engraved. Copies were issued both colored and uncolored. Hunt 594; Nissen BBI 2249; Stafleu and Cowan 7001. (6)

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      • OEDER, Georg Christian (1728-1791) [vols. I-III], Otto Frederik MÜLLER (1730-1784) [vols. IV-V]
        Jun. 08, 2005

        OEDER, Georg Christian (1728-1791) [vols. I-III], Otto Frederik MÜLLER (1730-1784) [vols. IV-V]

        Est: £10,000 - £15,000

        OEDER, Georg Christian (1728-1791) [vols. I-III], Otto Frederik MÜLLER (1730-1784) [vols. IV-V], Martin VAHL (1749-1804) [vols. VI-VII] and Jens Wilken HORNEMANN (1770-1841) [vols. VIII-XI] (editors). [FLORA DANICA]. Icones plantarum spone nascentium in regnis Daniae et Norvegiae... Florae Danicae nomine inscriptium. Copenhagen: 1761-1829. 11 (of 18) volumes in 33 fascicles, 2° (381 x 235mm). Volume titles in red and black, most fascicles with half-titles, 1980 numbered engraved plates, 363 hand-coloured, after Martin Rössler, Friderik Müller and others, on watermarked Honig paper, plates numbered, one with pasted overslip. (A few plates trimmed to platemark, very occasional light spots, a few vols. with traces of dampsoiling at top edge, pl. 1512 with minor marginal tears.) Contemporary papered boards, morocco lettering pieces (some scuffing to head and foot of spines, a few scratches to some boards, final volume with short split to upper joint). Provenance: Coburg, Eckart Botanical Library (library stamp on title versos, dated 1820) -- [?Johann Baptist Wiesbaur (1836-1906), Kalksburg] (erased ownership inscriptions to several titles; ms. note bound in before plate 810). THE FIRST ELEVEN VOLUMES OF THIS GREAT EUROPEAN FLORA, WITH PLATES IN EXTREMELY FINE CONDITION. One of 'the finest national floras ever compiled' (Blunt and Stearn), the Flora Danica was begun by George Christian Oeder, founder of the Royal Botanical Institute in Copenhagen, in 1761. It continued for 122 years, becoming, with its 3240 plates, the most comprehensive illustrated survey of the wild plants of Denmark and its adjacent regions, from the far side of the Elbe to the Artic Sea. Nissen praised the engraved illustrations as the best in their field, combining precise scientific accuracy with great aesthetic merit. Blunt and Stearn note that 'the earlier plates, in particular, are extremely delicately engraved and beautifully coloured'; in the present copy, which comprises plates issued up until 1829, by Rössler, Müller and Bayer, the plates are indeed very finely engraved. Copies were issued both coloured and uncoloured; here 363 plates, mostly those of mushrooms, are very finely coloured by hand. Hunt 594; Nissen BBI 2249; Stafleu and Cowan 7001. (33)

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