Botanical Illustrations

Study of a Tulip (Perregoen Machieu)

Pieter Holsteyn II (Dutch, c.1612–1673)

Pasture Rose (Rosa Carolina Corymbosa)

Pierre-Joseph Redouté (French, 1759–1840)

Pomona Britannica: No. 17 - Plums

George Brookshaw (British, 1751–1823)

Study of a Tulip (Gemarmerde van Jasper)

Pieter Holsteyn II (Dutch, c.1612–1673)

Study of a Tulip ('t roosje)

Pieter Holsteyn II (Dutch, c.1612–1673)

Study of a Tulip (Ammirael Winckel)

Pieter Holsteyn II (Dutch, c.1612–1673)

Lillium Pomponium (Turban Lily), plate 7 from Les Liliacées

De Gouy (French, 1670–1830)

Study of a Tulip (Wit en root boode)

Pieter Holsteyn II (Dutch, c.1612–1673)

Study of a Tulip (Anvaers)

Pieter Holsteyn II (Dutch, c.1612–1673)

Plate from Dessert Service: French Marigold

Derby (Crown Derby Period) (British)

Plate from Dessert Service: Polyanthus

Derby (Crown Derby Period) (British)

The Temple of Flora, or Garden of Nature: A Group of Auriculas

Robert John Thornton (British, 1768–1837)

Plate from Dessert Service: Hollyhock

Derby (Crown Derby Period) (British)

Plate from Dessert Service: Nettle Leaved Bell Flower

Derby (Crown Derby Period) (British)

Plate from Dessert Service: Winged Podded Sophora

Derby (Crown Derby Period) (British)

Quatrelobed Dish from Dessert Service: Lily of the Valley

Derby (Crown Derby Period) (British)

Plate from Dessert Service: Chinese Ixia

Derby (Crown Derby Period) (British)

Large Flowering Sensitive Plant, Plate 16

Joseph Constantine Stadler (German, active 1780–1822)

The American Cowslip, Plate 26

Thomas Warner (English, active 1790–1828)

Quatrelobed Dish from Dessert Service: Coxcomb

Derby (Crown Derby Period) (British)

The Roses: China or Bengal Rose

Henry Joseph Redouté (French, 1766–1853)

Flowers of a Hundred Worlds (Momoyogusa): Flower-draped Carts

Kamisaka Sekka (Japanese, 1866–1942)

Still Life: Bouquet of Flowers Emerging from the Grass

Unknown

Persian Flowers

Jean Baptiste Pillement (French, 1728–1808)

Cherry Blossoms in the Wind

Utagawa Toyokuni (Japanese, 1769–1825)