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This auction features an exceptional collection of antique prints, maps, and drawings, showcasing works from renowned artists such as Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Bruno Liljefors, and Anders Zorn. In addition to these masterpieces, the collection includes a variety of decorative prints, including the well-known "Nordens Flora", and many more exquisite pieces.

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”TABULA COLI” This superb anatomy engraving is from the Leopoldo Marco Antonio Caldani’s ”Icones anatomicae; Iconum anatomicarum explicatio” The work was published in Venice, 1801-14.&nbsp;"Icones Anatomicae" is a significant anatomical work that was published in multiple volumes. The first edition was released in parts from 1801 to 1814. The full title translates to "Anatomical Icons; Explanation of Anatomical Images."The atlas is renowned for its detailed copperplate engravings, capturing various aspects of human anatomy. It includes depictions of organs, tissues, and other anatomical structures. The meticulous illustrations were intended to provide a comprehensive visual guide for medical students, practitioners, and researchers.A pupil of Morgagni, Leopoldo Caldani succeeded his professor in the chair of anatomy at Padua, where he was already professor of theoretical medicine. In his later years he was assisted in the publication of his anatomical works by his nephew, Floriano Caldani, also a professor at Padua. Artist or MakerAntonio Caldani MediumEngraving Date1813

Antonio Caldani - Anatomy Antique Print - Human Anatomy

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"Jefferson" This rare chromolithograph is from Nicolas Gaucher’s ”Gauchers Pomologie”. The work was published in Stuttgart by Jung &amp; Brecht, Buchdruckerei, 1894. Nicolas Gaucher was a prominent pomologist and botanist during the late 19th century. He dedicated his life to studying and documenting various fruit varieties and their characteristics. Through his work, he compiled an extensive collection of botanical illustrations and descriptions of apple, pear, and plum varieties. Gaucher's work, such as "Gaucher's Pomologie," is an important resource for fruit growers, botanists, and gardening enthusiasts, continuing to be a source of knowledge about the diversity and history of fruit trees. Artist or MakerJohann Georg Keller MediumChromolithography Date1894

Johann Georg Keller - Antique Fruit Print - Apricot - Jefferson

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"Gaucher's Liebling" This rare chromolithograph is from Nicolas Gaucher’s ”Gauchers Pomologie”. The work was published in Stuttgart by Jung &amp; Brecht, Buchdruckerei, 1894. Nicolas Gaucher was a prominent pomologist and botanist during the late 19th century. He dedicated his life to studying and documenting various fruit varieties and their characteristics. Through his work, he compiled an extensive collection of botanical illustrations and descriptions of apple, pear, and plum varieties. Gaucher's work, such as "Gaucher's Pomologie," is an important resource for fruit growers, botanists, and gardening enthusiasts, continuing to be a source of knowledge about the diversity and history of fruit trees. Artist or MakerJohann Georg Keller MediumChromolithography Date1894

Johann Georg Keller - Antique Fruit Print - Plums - Gaucher's Liebling

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"Cantharellus Cibarius" This magnificent chromolithograph is from the Elias Fries ”Sveriges ätliga och giftiga svampar” (Sweden's Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms). The work was published by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm between&nbsp;1860 and 1866.&nbsp; Elias Fries, often called the "father of mycology," published several groundbreaking works on fungi during the first half of the 19th century. "Sveriges ätliga och giftiga svampar" was published by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and P. A. Norstedt &amp; Sons, reflecting its dual purpose as both scientifically accurate and educational, focusing on the use of mushrooms. It was released over seven years in ten separate installments. The colorful plates were executed in chromolithography by A. J. Salmson based on drawings by Elias&nbsp;Pettersson and Petter Åkerlund. Artist or MakerElias Fries MediumChromolithography Date1860-1866

Elias Fries - Antique Mushroom Print - Cantharellus Cibarius - Chanterelle

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"Polyporus Subsquamosus" This magnificent chromolithograph is from the Elias Fries ”Sveriges ätliga och giftiga svampar” (Sweden's Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms). The work was published by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm between&nbsp;1860 and 1866.&nbsp; Elias Fries, often called the "father of mycology," published several groundbreaking works on fungi during the first half of the 19th century. "Sveriges ätliga och giftiga svampar" was published by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and P. A. Norstedt &amp; Sons, reflecting its dual purpose as both scientifically accurate and educational, focusing on the use of mushrooms. It was released over seven years in ten separate installments. The colorful plates were executed in chromolithography by A. J. Salmson based on drawings by Elias&nbsp;Pettersson and Petter Åkerlund. Artist or MakerElias Fries MediumChromolithography Date1860-1866

Elias Fries - Antique Mushroom Print - Pheasant's Back Mushroom

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«Nymphes Aveugles» This hand-coloured engraving is from&nbsp;Guillaume-Antoine Olivier’s "Entomologie, ou, Histoire naturelle des insectes",&nbsp;engraved by&nbsp;Robert Benard.&nbsp;The work was published by Chez Baudouin, printer of the National Institute of Agriculture, located in Paris, 1789-1808.Guillaume-Antoine Olivier was a French entomologist who made important contributions to the study of insects, particularly beetles. His work, "Entomologie, ou, Histoire naturelle des insectes", also known as "Entomologie, ou, Histoire naturelle des insectes traitant de la classification et de la description des insectes", was published in multiple volumes between 1789 and 1808.Olivier's work focused on cataloging and describing various insect species, including beetles, and contributed significantly to the understanding of their taxonomy, morphology, and natural history. Like Latreille, Olivier played a crucial role in shaping the early foundations of modern entomology. ArtistRobert Benard MediumHand-coloured engraving Date1789-1808

Robert Benard - Antique Butterflies - Diane - Vitellie - Eurinome

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«Bombix» This hand-coloured engraving is from&nbsp;Guillaume-Antoine Olivier’s "Entomologie, ou, Histoire naturelle des insectes",&nbsp;engraved by&nbsp;Robert Benard.&nbsp;The work was published by Chez Baudouin, printer of the National Institute of Agriculture, located in Paris, 1789-1808.Guillaume-Antoine Olivier was a French entomologist who made important contributions to the study of insects, particularly beetles. His work, "Entomologie, ou, Histoire naturelle des insectes", also known as "Entomologie, ou, Histoire naturelle des insectes traitant de la classification et de la description des insectes", was published in multiple volumes between 1789 and 1808.Olivier's work focused on cataloging and describing various insect species, including beetles, and contributed significantly to the understanding of their taxonomy, morphology, and natural history. Like Latreille, Olivier played a crucial role in shaping the early foundations of modern entomology. ArtistRobert Benard MediumHand-coloured engraving Date1789-1808

Robert Benard / Pietro Scattaglia - Antique Butterflies - Bombix

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Set of 15 original lithographic prints featuring Swedish birds is part of the work by Magnus, Wilhelm, and Ferdinand von Wright, published in Sweden in 1920 ”Svenska fåglar”. Magnus, Wilhelm, and Ferdinand von Wright, renowned for their exceptional talent in ornithological illustration, collaborated to produce this remarkable collection of Swedish birds. Their meticulous attention to detail and artistic skill shine through in each print, offering viewers a captivating portrayal of Sweden's avian diversity. Artist or MakerVon Wright brothers MediumLithography Date1920

Von Wright brothers - Set of 15 Bird Prints - Anthus Trivialis - Fringilla Coelebs - Motacilla Flava

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These original lithographs are from Carl Axel Magnus Lindman's notable work "Nordens Flora," published in Stockholm in 1920. The publication features Lindman's meticulous botanical illustrations, capturing the rich diversity of flora found in the Nordic region with exquisite detail and accuracy. Carl Axel Magnus Lindman, recognized as a distinguished professor of Botany, is celebrated for his significant contributions to the study and documentation of plant life. His work "Norden Flora" stands as a testament to his expertise and dedication to botanical science, offering a comprehensive portrayal of Nordic flora for botanical enthusiasts and scholars alike.&nbsp; Artist or MakerCarl Axel Magnus Lindman MediumLithography Date1920