Botanical illustration
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
Alfred Riocreux botanical watercolors
Collection Identifier: arn00007The Riocreux watercolors comprise 87 original watercolor paintings in [matting]. The watercolors have been detached from the binding. The paintings vary in size from 22 x 28 cm up to 29 x 36 cm. There are two plates numbered 73 but they are not duplicates. Sixty-one illustrations were reproduced in Auguste Loiseleur Deslongchamps’s Herbier Général de l'Amateur, Deuxiéme série, t.1 (Paris: Didot Jeune, 1839).
Champignons du Tonkin: a collection of original paintings
Collection Identifier: far00036Charles Bullard algae drawings
Collection Identifier: far00006Drawings for the United States Naval Expedition to Japan and United States North Pacific Exploring Expedition
Collection Identifier: gra00080Hunnewell herbarium watercolors
Collection Identifier: gra00051This collection consists of six watercolors by Hunnewell painted from four specimens she collected in the Pyrenees in France. Four paintings have printed specimen labels from the attached. The printed labels originally read “F.W. Hunnewell, 2nd.” The “F.W.” has been crossed out and replaced with “M.P.”
Lizzie Churchill Allen watercolors of fungi
Collection Identifier: far00007Metalpoint drawings of botanical specimens by Kandy Vermeer Phillips
Metalpoint drawings inspired by Emily Dickinson's herbarium by artist, Kandy Vermeer Phillips.
Oakes Ames papers
Compiled primarily during his tenure as supervisor of the Arnold Arboretum, the papers of Oakes Ames consist of correspondence, budgets, photographs, and biographical material. Ames served as supervisor of the Arnold Arboretum from 1927-1935; a period marked by the diversity of research and an increase in staff participation in teaching at Harvard.
Roland Thaxter sketch book
Collection Identifier: RARE BOOK T3685sContains miscellaneous collection of Roland Thaxter's original drawings, with brief notes.
Tessie K. Frank watercolors
Collection Identifier: gra00006This collection contains 1,643 watercolor paintings of plants and flowers by Frank and fifteen of blank picture postcards and photographs of flowers. Scientific name and common name are often typed or written on the painting. This may have been done by the artist.