Rabel's Theatrum Florea - Hyacinth 591 Armadillo

Rabel's Theatrum Florea - Hyacinth 591 ArmadilloRabel's Theatrum Florae The prints illustrate a variety of flowers, with beautiful gouache coloring. These prints are a spectacular addition to any collection. Many of the prints depict the flowers in full bloom with almost scientific realism. Theatrum Florae was an immediate success when first published. The third edition, published in 1633, featured Daniel Rabel's name. Rabel was born in 1578. He enjoyed the patronage of Gaston, Duke of Orlans.

Raccoon:      Image: 7 x 9"          Paper: 12

Many of their future seed are still racing on the turf

Japanese Fishes:

DE BRY FLORILEGIUM

large helmets made visual identification of a warrior impossible

which we have reproduced in color

The original folios were primarily hand colored lithographs combined with several chromolithograph plates

At the turn of the 19th century

Our favorites are a series of tulips we have reproduced in full color

each sheet may be broken apart and framed as miniatures

Image: 17 x 20"            Paper: 20 x 26"

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