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Leopold Trattinnick (1764-1849)
Auswahl vorzglich schner, seltener, berhmter und sonst sehr merkwrdiger Gartenpflanzen in getreuen Abbildungen. Vienna: [1816-]1821[-1822]. 2 volumes, 4 (252 x 174mm). Half-title to vol.I. Engraved line portraits of Sir Joseph Banks and Martin Vahl, 219 engraved plates (218 hand-coloured) by L. Rieder, J. Seher and others, mounted on guards throughout, many plates with nomenclature neatly corrected in ink by a single hand, the same hand providing a 3pp. manuscript index at back of vol.II. (Two plates slightly soiled). Contemporary half morocco (rubbed and scuffed, stitching broken). Provenance: Sigismundi Blik (signature, corrections to plates, manuscript index).
An uncommon work, with a wide range of excellent plates of highly decorative garden plants. Trattinnick was a botanist of private means, based in Vienna, who devoted himself almost exclusively to natural history. A number of works are ascribed to him, this being one of the rarer works. Nissen BBI 1983. (2)
Auswahl vorzglich schner, seltener, berhmter und sonst sehr merkwrdiger Gartenpflanzen in getreuen Abbildungen. Vienna: [1816-]1821[-1822]. 2 volumes, 4 (252 x 174mm). Half-title to vol.I. Engraved line portraits of Sir Joseph Banks and Martin Vahl, 219 engraved plates (218 hand-coloured) by L. Rieder, J. Seher and others, mounted on guards throughout, many plates with nomenclature neatly corrected in ink by a single hand, the same hand providing a 3pp. manuscript index at back of vol.II. (Two plates slightly soiled). Contemporary half morocco (rubbed and scuffed, stitching broken). Provenance: Sigismundi Blik (signature, corrections to plates, manuscript index).
An uncommon work, with a wide range of excellent plates of highly decorative garden plants. Trattinnick was a botanist of private means, based in Vienna, who devoted himself almost exclusively to natural history. A number of works are ascribed to him, this being one of the rarer works. Nissen BBI 1983. (2)