Historia Naturalis de Arboribus et Fructicibus
17th century. Original printed in 1653. Johannes Jonstonus. Private collection. Latin.
Two superb volumes containing one of the largest and most important botanical compendia of the entire modern era.
137 copperplates. The fame and success of this book comes from the engraved plates by the great master Matthäus Merian, who was born in Switzerland but travelled throughout Europe as far as England, where he even worked for the famous painter Van Dyck.
784 pages, 380 x 220 mm.
Leather binding, in the purest handcrafted style, and period slipcase. Accompanied by a study book including the first Spanish version of the original Latin text.
Limited edition of 898 numbered copies with notarial certificate.
300 páginas de 250 x 350 mm. Encuadernación artesanal en pergamino envejecido y herrajes de bronce. Acompañado de libro de estudios y caja de conservación.
Edición limitada de 898 ejemplares numerados con certificado notarial.
♠ Premio Nacional 2007. Libros mejor editados en el año 2006. Ministerio de Cultura. Modalidad: libros facsímiles.
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Welcome to our section dedicated to Historia Naturalis by Johannes Jonstonus, a comprehensive exploration of the natural world. Delve into the following specialized volumes:
- Historia Naturalis de Exanguibus Acuaticis et Serpentibus: Dive into the world of aquatic animals and serpents, uncovering their unique adaptations and behaviors.
- Historia Naturalis de Insectis: Discover the fascinating realm of insects, from their anatomy to their ecological roles, depicted in meticulous detail.
- Historia Naturalis de Piscibus et Cetis: Immerse yourself in the aquatic world with this volume dedicated to fishes and cetaceans, showcasing their diversity and habitats.
- Historia Naturalis de Avibus: Fly into the skies with this volume on birds, featuring stunning illustrations and insightful descriptions of avian species.
- Historia Naturalis de Quadrupedibus: Explore the world of mammals, from terrestrial to marine species, highlighting their anatomy, behavior, and ecological importance.
Each volume in Johannes Jonstonus’s Historia Naturalis offers a captivating journey through different branches of natural history, combining scientific observation with artistic representation. Delight in these works that continue to inspire curiosity and appreciation for the natural world.
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