Hand-colored lithograph depicting diadelphia in flower, from Botanical Specimens (Liverpool, 1828).
Volunteer, Ann Nista explores a mysterious folio of botanical drawings. The drawings might be clear, technical, and beautiful, but the source of these drawings and their printing are unknown. Read more this folio and our Ms. Nista’s project on our blog : http://librarycompany.org/2018/08/01/a-portfolio-of-botanical-illustrations-at-the-library-company/
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