Botanical illustration
Found in 25 Collections and/or Records:
Amphicome (now Incarvillea) Arguta, 19th century
Amphicome (now Incarvillea) arguta copied from plate 72. The other part (Pedicularis versicolor) has been cut off.
Balanophora Diocia, 19th century
Balanophora diocia, copied from lower part of plate 78.
Bombax malabaricum, 19th century
Bombax malabaricum.
Capparis grandis
Capparis grandis.
Caragana gerardiana and Genista versicolor, 19th century
Caragana gerardiana and Genista versicolor copied from plate 34.
Drawings and prints collected by Hugh Cleghorn
The collection is composed of lithographs, engravings, and woodcuts, notes and news-clippings, drawings, sketches, tracings and water-colours, and photographs of drawings. These feature trees, flowers and leaves, figures, animals and places in the Himalayas and across India... Indian life, forests and gardens.
Drawings of a Collection of East Indian Plants
The collection consists of drawings from Roxburgh's collection of East Indian plants. These were sent by Nathaniel Wallis (or Wallich) to Robert Wight for the Icones plantarum Indiae orientalis 1840-1853.
Engraved plates from Georg Everhard Rumphius's Herbarium Amboinense, 1741
Nine uncoloured, engraved plates from Georg Everhard Rumphius's Herbarium Amboinense - from the same series as a larger collection at RBGE (Royal Botanical Garden Edinburgh), with early mends with Indian paper annotated "Rumph. Amb'tt. 10, 12, 22, 59, 60, 62, 84, 89, 105".
Engraving of Dracophyllum verticillatum, 1800
Engraving of Dracophyllum verticillatum from English edition of Labillardiére's Relation du Voyage à la Recherche de la Pérouse. Piron del., Harding ex., Warren sc., published Debrett, Picadilly 1800. [Three further plates from this series are in the Royal Botanical Garden Edinburgh's collection].
Engraving with plants and figures, 17th century
17th century engraving with plants and figures - Abelmosch (= Abelmoschus), Semsen (= Sesamum), Sambak (= Jasminum): source unkown.