Galleries

Every plate in the library, pulled out of its book and cross-indexed — by collection, artist, century, botanical group and colour.

Fixed pages: by artist · by century · by colour · by botanical group

Plates: 10,128
Collections: 84
Matching: 10,128

Collections

Edwards' Botanical Register1473 Icones Plantarum Rariorum649 L'Illustration horticole500 The Liliaceae475 The Birds of America439 Gould's Hummingbirds421 North American wild flowers400 Blumenbuch298 Mon Jardin a Ceylan271 Selectarum stirpium Americanarum historia265 Flore d'Amérique, dessinée d'après nature sur les lieux200

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Plantarum Brasiliae icones et descriptiones hactenus ineditae200 Reichenbachia. Orchids192 Les Roses169 Lindenia: Iconography of the Orchids165 Natural Orders of plants160 Favourite flowers of garden and greenhouse157 Flora Italiana120 Haarlem's Flora119 Benjamin Wilkes117 One hundred and twenty copper-plates of English moths and butterflies117 Choix des plus belles fleurs112 Cours de botanique102 A second century of orchidaceous plants100 Collection of flowers and insects100 Iconographie du genre Camellia100 Plantes des environs de Paris100 Plants of the coast of Coromandel100 Swedish fruit varieties (Svenska fruktsorter)100 Illustrations of orchidaceous plants; a series of one hundred figures, chiefly selected from the Botanical register and British flower garden99 Jacob Marrel98 Wild flowers of Georgetown, DC91 New illustration of the sexual system of Carolus von Linnaeus80 Thesaurus botanicus80 Dissertatio de generatione et metamorphosibus insectorum Surinamensium72 Dissertation sur la generation et les transformations des insectes de Surinam72 Herbier général de l'amateur72 Flora and pomona, or, the British fruit and flower garden71 Album of Chinese flora66 Les liliacees65 Plants drawn by Miss Brooks from living specimens in the collection of John Thomas Brooks esq. at Flitwick House65 Description des plantes rares cultivees a Malmaison et a Navarre64 La botanique de J. J. Rousseau64 The Florist60 The Liliaceae - Volume Two60 Studies of Flowers and Fruits56 Drawings of plants collected at Cape Town51 A collection of roses from nature50 A selection of hexandrian plants, belonging to the natural orders Amaryllidae and Liliacæ50 Flowers, birds and insects50 Piante varie50 Sertum orchidaceum; A wreath of the most beautiful orchidaceous flowers49 Album of fish, plants, and insects47 Indigenous flowers of the Hawaiian islands44 Collectanea botanica40 Illustrations and descriptions of the plants which compose the natural order Camellieae40 Book of Flower Studies39 Drawings of tropical flowers and fruits, from South America39 The Flowering plants of South Africa39 Collection de curiosites du Royaume des plantes38 The Orchidaceae of Mexico and Guatemala37 Collection of fruit bearing plants executed by one or more Chinese artists for Dr. Thomas Ward36 Flora's feast; A masque of flowers36 Some Japanese Flowers34 Josef Lauer33 Bonsai kabenzu30 Johan Laurentz Jensen30 A monograph of Odontoglossum29 The flowers of Milton29 Digitalium monographia28 Album of cut-paper flowers26 An album of Chinese flora26 Bouquets of flowers24 Collection of flower drawings22 Wild flowers of South Australia21 The Festival of the Flowers16 Kwiaty i poezje (Flowers and poetry)14 Watercolors of flowers and butterflies14 Flowers12 The Twelve Months of Flowers12 Beautiful wild flowers of America10 The floral offering, a token of friendship10 Album of flower and insect studies9 Canadian wild flowers8

Artists

Sydenham Edwards, John Lindley1473 Nikolaus Joseph Freiherr von Jacquin914 Pierre-Joseph Redouté881 Charles Antoine Lemaire500 John James Audubon439 John Gould421 Mary Vaux Walcott400 Magdelena Rosina Funck298 George De Alwis271 Benjamin Wilkes234 Etienne Denisse200

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Johann Baptist Emanuel Pohl200 Frederick Sander192 Chinese School175 Jean Jules Linden165 Elizabeth Twining160 Edward Step157 Maria Sibylla Merian144 James Bateman129 Gaetano Savi120 Arentine H. Arendsen119 John Lindley117 Anonymous113 Pierre Philippe Alyon102 Daniel Rabel100 Henriette Sjöberg100 Lorenzo Berlese100 Pierre Jean François Turpin100 William Roxburgh100 Sarah Anne Drake, Edwin Dalton Smith99 Jacob Marrel98 Rebecca Nourse91 Leopold Trattinnick80 Robert John Thornton, Carl von Linné80 Jean Claude Michel Mordant de Launay72 Charles McIntosh71 Mary Ann Brooks65 Aimé Bonpland, Pierre Joseph Redouté64 Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Pierre Joseph Redouté64 Carington Bowles60 Henriette Antoinette Vincent56 Clemenz Heinrich Wehdemann51 Giovanna Garzoni50 Mary Lawrence50 Priscilla Susan Bury50 Jane Elizabeth Giraud45 Isabella McHutcheson Sinclair44 Alfred Chandler, William Beattie Booth40 Charles Empson39 Illtyd Buller Pole-Evans39 Master of Claude de France39 Petr Martynovich Gofman38 James Bateman, Sarah Ann Drake37 Walter Crane36 Kazumasa Ogawa34 Josef Lauer33 Johan Laurentz Jensen30 Ellen W.26 Madeleine-Françoise Basseporte22 Fanny Elizabeth De Mole21 Maxymilian Fajans14 R. B. F.14 Liang Yuwei12 Pieter Casteels III12 Frances Sargent Osgood10 Isaac Sprague10 Catherine Parr Strickland Traill, Agnes Fitzgibbon8

Century

16th century39 17th century546 18th century1873 19th century7000 20th century575

Botanical groups

Iridaceæ133 Asparagaceæ128 Amaryllidaceæ84 Liliaceæ31 Asphodelaceæ24 Juncaceæ20 Eriocnemis15 Phaëthornis15 Cannaceæ13 Thalurania13 Orchidaceæ12

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Pygmornis12 Thaumatias11 Campylopterus10 Bromeliaceæ9 Lampornis9 Lophornis9 Pyrrhophæna9 Glaucis8 Petasophora8 Colchicaceæ7 Helianthea7 Metallura7 Alismataceæ6 Bourciera6 Eucephala6 Heliangelus6 Oreotrochilus6 Ramphomicron6 Selasphorus6 Spathura6 Amazilia5 Chrysuronia5 Cyanomyia5 Doricha5 Erythronota5 Eustephanus5 Heliothrix5 Lesbia5 Musaceæ5 Acestrura4 Adelomyia4 Aglæactis4 Chlorostilbon4 Cometes4 Diphlogæna4 Lampropygia4 Panychlora4 Agyrtria3 Aphantochroa3 Avocettula3 Calypte3 Chalybura3 Chlorolampis3 Chætocercus3 Cynanthus3 Doryfera3 Eulampis3 Florisuga3 Gouldia3 Heliodoxa3 Heliomaster3 Hylocharis3 Oreopyra3 Orthorhynchus3 Oxypogon3 Panoplites3 Schistes3 Sporadinus3 Threnetes3 Anthocephala2 Augastes2 Calliphlox2 Calothorax2 Cephalepis2 Circe2 Clytolæma2 Commelinaceæ2 Cœligena2 Delattria2 Eugenes2 Eupetomena2 Eupherusa2 Eutoxeres2 Grypus2 Heliotrypha2 Iolæma2 Lafresnaya2 Leadbeatera2 Microchera2 Myrtis2 Phæochroa2 Phæolæma2 Polemistria2 Polytmus2 Sapphironia2 Saucerottia2 Topaza2 Trochilus2 Urosticte2 Androdon1 Atthis1 Avocettinus1 Aïthurus1 Calliperidia1 Callipharus1 Chrysolampis1 Damophila1 Discura1 Docimastes1 Dolerisca1 Elvira1 Eugenia1 Heliactin1 Heliopædica1 Hemistilbon1 Hemithylaca1 Hylonympha1 Hypuroptila1 Ionolæma1 Juliamyia1 Klais1 Lampraster1 Lamprolæma1 Lepidolarynx1 Leucippus1 Leucochloris1 Loddigesia1 Mellisuga1 Myiabeillia1 Oreonympha1 Panterpe1 Patagona1 Phlogophilus1 Phæoptila1 Pinarolæma1 Prymnacantha1 Pterophanes1 Rhodopis1 Smaragdochrysis1 Sparganura1 Sphenoproctus1 Stellula1 Sternoclyta1 Thaumastura1 Timolia1 Tryphæna1 Uranomitra1 Urochroa1 Zodalia1

Colour

Red274 Orange897 Yellow1019 Green1066 Teal10 Blue6 Magenta10

Format

With cut-out1065

Violets and roses (1846)

And fresh-blanom|堇菜科

Violets and roses (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Violet, crocus and hyacinth (1846)

Braidered the ground|Violet, crocus and hyacinth (1846)

Violet, crocus and hyacinth (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Up the Rushy-fringed bank (1846)

被子植物·Aster dank|藜芦科

Up the Rushy-fringed bank (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

The flowers of Milton – Title Page (1846)

Ray gane|兽亚纲

in The flowers of Milton

Sweet briar, eglantine, and vine (1846)

Through the|香叶蔷薇复合群

Sweet briar, eglantine, and vine (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Roses flowers of slender stalk, myrtle (1846)

aou ve separate he spies, Oeil'd in a cloud of fragrance, where she staod, Lalif spied, so thick the Rases hnushing round AUbout her glalurd; oft staaping ta suppárt Cach Slawer of slender skak,

Roses flowers of slender stalk, myrtle (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Primrose, Grow-toe,Jessamine. White-pink, Pansy and Violet (1846)

Primrase that forsaken|美丽堇菜组

Primrose, Grow-toe,Jessamine. White-pink, Pansy and Violet (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Poems on several occasions (1846)

Daems Seneral Accasions. Sabrina fair, Listen where thou art siting Ander the glasSp, cool, Iranslhucent rwave, In twisted braids of Milies kniting he loase train of thp amber- drapping hair, Afi

Poems on several occasions (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Pines and oaks (1846)

or slept the rwinds lithin their staun cavcs, but rushγ’d abraad ron the four hinges of the warld, and fell An the verd wilderuess, whase tallest Hines. Svr Isiçauis qun Qinq so do0Q Qq0on qimoND

Pines and oaks (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Paradise Regained (1846)

Sor though that|Paradise Re

Paradise Regained (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Paradise Lost (1846)

Sighiang lhronugh all|Paradise Lost (1846)

Paradise Lost (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Pansies, violets, asphodel and hyacinth (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Burrs and thistles, elm (1846)

ut IN that hapless virgin, aur last sister. TAlheve may she wander notw, whäther hetake her Iron the chil delw, amougst rude Burs and Chistles," lerhaps some cold hantk is her balster notw, IMr "

Burrs and thistles, elm (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Oak and cedar (1846)

壳斗目

Oak and cedar (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Myrrh and cinnamon (1846)

峨参属

Myrrh and cinnamon (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Lycidas (1846)

he Alusk-rase and the well attirrd loadbine, @ith CowslipS wan that hang the pensiue head, And etnerio flanver that sad cmbraiderp vears; IBid Amaranthus all his beautv sbed And Daffadillies fill

Lycidas (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Laurels, myrtles and ivy (1846)

Tvg neuer sere|Laurels, myrtles and ivy (1846)

Laurels, myrtles and ivy (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Laurel and myrtle (1846)

aurel and MMprile and lohat higher grelw Of firm and fragrank leaf: on eikher side Aranthus, and each odorous bushy shrub, Fened up lhe verd ank wall, earh beauteous flower, Iris al hues, Koses a

Laurel and myrtle (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Knot grass, ivy and honeysuckle (1846)

his eueming late bp then the chewing flaclks Lad ta’en their supper om the Savauru herb f Ánok-grass dew-hesprent, and were in fold, I sat me down ta watch, upon a bank Tlith oy canapied, and unt

Knot grass, ivy and honeysuckle (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Juniper (1846)

Fhe desert|Juniper (1846)

Juniper (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Hyacinth and rose (1846)

Adomis oft repases|绵枣儿亚科

Hyacinth and rose (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Euphrasy and rue. (1846)

ut to nobler sights NMichael fm Adamis epes tbe fülm reuow’ d. Which that salse fruit that promised clearer sight Lad brd; then purg'd uwith, Cuphrasy andRue, The wisual nerwe, for he had much to

Euphrasy and rue. (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Elms and hawthorns (1846)

Shepberd tells his|蔷薇目

Elms and hawthorns (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Daisies (1846)

Shallonu brooks|Daisies (1846)

Daisies (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Cypress (1846)

Cgpress shades|Cypress (1846)

Cypress (1846)

in The flowers of Milton

Citron, myrrh and balmy reed (1846)

uake ; the mmoruing shines,and the fresh field Lalls us we lase the prie ,ta mark hanw Spriug Aur tended plamts, hotw blows the Citron grave, lhat drops the Mgrrhand uwlhat ihe Balmg Reed, SMotw

Citron, myrrh and balmy reed (1846)

in The flowers of Milton