 Otavalo marketplace in Ecuador, quilts |
 Candles inside catholic church Quito. |
 The curare extract. Ecuador South America... |
 Baskets at the Otavalo market |
 Wooden utensils at the Otavalo market |
| The plates are very attractive and excellent reproductions of the original colored engravings. US$200. bookID # 5637 VON MARILAUN, flower symbolism Anton Kerner, translated by F. W. Oliver; assisted flower symbolism by Marian Busk, Mary F. Ewart; The Natural flower symbolism History of Plants, Their Forms, Growth, Reproduction, and Distribution. London, Blackie & Son, 1894-95, , 4to [27.5 x 19.5 cm]; two volumes in 4 parts, [2, ads], [v], 400; [v], [401]-777; [iv], 496; [497]-983, xiv, xiv, [iv, errata] pp, 16 fine chromolithographed plates, tissue guards, hundreds of other illus including full-page, index, orig green cloth, gilt spine title lettering on each volume, very lightly rubbed at few edges, a few margins with slight foxing, else a near fine, clean and solid set. | native american hard hat art work, history of african american newspapers, rose garden, south pacific cruise, history african american literature, american women working in wwii, flower delivery, native american women, black and white art, black american women inventors, 19th century american theatre and women audience, history + american soccer + women, sports: american football news, peter koch all american football player frommarylaand, verizon, american football conference logo, first african american professional football player, african american history poems, coastal traders, language of flowers, african american educataion history, tri fold brochure, cyprus, |
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| The work was originally published in 12 parts from 1805 to 1809, with text in French (Histoire Naturelle des plus Beaux Oiseaux de la Zone Torride) and color plates engraved by Louis Bouquet from drawings verizon by Jean Gabriel Pretre and is here reprinted for the first time. It contains "some of verizon the world's most unique avifauna: seedeaters from the New World neotropics, munias from the rain forests of New Guinea to the Sundas, malimbes from the steaming forests of tropical Africa, dazzling finches from the arid verizon deserts of Australia" (from the new preface of James F. Clements). There is also a biography of Vieillot by Philip R. St. Clair. The text in this work is in English. Since his death, more than 25 species have been named after Vieillot, and he greatly influenced later ornithologists. |
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