Adam Ludwig Wirsing, Tulipa VIIII. (Nuremberg: Seligmann, 1767) 121834 residential areas

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It was Chereau

its whiteness and its matt appearance gives vellum its reputation and aided Redouté in his manipulation of light and shade to provide such volume and immediacy to the plants that they seem to bloom right before our eyes

the son and heir to the first owner of Leith Harbour to William Henry Whitmore

Adam Ludwig Wirsing, Tulipa VIIII. (Nuremberg: Seligmann, 1767) 121834 residential areasAdam Ludwig Wirsing (German, 1733 1797) Tulipa VIIII. From Hortus Nitidissimis onem per annum superbiens floribus Nuremberg: Seligmann, 1767. Etching with original hand color 19 x 13 sheet; 31 x 25 framed This tulip was published in the famous flower book, Hortus Nitidissimis onem per annum superbiens floribus, one of the most famous large flower books published in the 18th century. This enormous rare series of beautiful flower prints, all hand