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Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)
Things – T48551

Celery (Epphew)

In Otto Brunfels, Novi Herbarii Tomvs II ..., Strasbourg: Johann Schott (printer), 1532 (Bamberg, SBB), p. 11[5]

p. 11[5] (4 of 58 in-Urus figures)
p. 4
p. 11
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Hans (II) Weiditz (printmaker), Celery (Schott) Part of Set for Herbarum vivae eicones (Schott) ◼

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Hortus sanitatis or plants or animals catalogue (Natural history)

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Created by

  • Marta Pełszyk (2023-07-12 08:11)

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  • Grażyna Jurkowlaniec; Marta Pełszyk

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  • Marta Pełszyk (2023-07-14 08:17)