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IMPORTANT BOTANICAL BOOKS FORMERLY IN THE COLLECTION OF THE CLEVELAND BOTANICAL GARDEN
SIEBECK, Rudolph (1812-1878). Atlas zur bildenden Gartenkunst in ihren modernen Formen. Auf zwanzig colorirten Tafeln, mit aushhrlicher Erklärung und nöthigen Beispielen, bereienstimmend mit der vorausgehenden fasslichen Theorie der bildenden Gartenkunst. Leipzig: F. Voigt, 1856.
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SIEBECK, Rudolph (1812-1878). Atlas zur bildenden Gartenkunst in ihren modernen Formen. Auf zwanzig colorirten Tafeln, mit aushhrlicher Erklärung und nöthigen Beispielen, bereienstimmend mit der vorausgehenden fasslichen Theorie der bildenden Gartenkunst. Leipzig: F. Voigt, 1856.
Large 2° (570 x 458 mm). 20 hand-colored lithographic garden plans and designs after Siebeck (on 17 plates, numbered 1-16 and plates 17-20 on one large folding plate). (Minor staining to title and margins, a few tiny marginal chips to corners.) Contemporary half morocco, upper cover gilt-lettered, spine gilt (wear to corners and spine ends).
Second edition of this rare work on garden design. Siebeck, Kaiserlich Russischer Hof- and Ratsgärtner in Leipzig, and gardener to Baron Carl von Hügel, illustrates various classic gardens. An English edition was published in London in 1864, and a French edition three years later in Paris in 1867. F.J. Dochnahl Bibliotheca Hortensis… von 1750 bis 1860 (Nuremberg: 1861) p.149.
Large 2° (570 x 458 mm). 20 hand-colored lithographic garden plans and designs after Siebeck (on 17 plates, numbered 1-16 and plates 17-20 on one large folding plate). (Minor staining to title and margins, a few tiny marginal chips to corners.) Contemporary half morocco, upper cover gilt-lettered, spine gilt (wear to corners and spine ends).
Second edition of this rare work on garden design. Siebeck, Kaiserlich Russischer Hof- and Ratsgärtner in Leipzig, and gardener to Baron Carl von Hügel, illustrates various classic gardens. An English edition was published in London in 1864, and a French edition three years later in Paris in 1867. F.J. Dochnahl Bibliotheca Hortensis… von 1750 bis 1860 (Nuremberg: 1861) p.149.