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Botanical board: rosemary (rosmarinus). Herbarium of Lheonard Fuchs
GIA4710399 Botanical board: rosemary (rosmarinus). Herbarium of Lheonard Fuchs, " Historia Stirpium", Bale, 1543 by Unknown Artist, (16th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Botanical board: rosemary (rosmarinus). Herbarium of Lheonard Fuchs, " Historia Stirpium", Bale, 1543); eGiancarlo Costa; out of copyright
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This print showcases a botanical board featuring the exquisite rosemary plant, scientifically known as rosmarinus. The herbarium of Leonard Fuchs, an esteemed botanist from the 16th century, is the source of this remarkable piece. Titled "Historia Stirpium" it was published in Bale in 1543 by an unknown artist. The image captures the delicate beauty and intricate details of rosemary, one of nature's most beloved herbs. Its slender branches are adorned with needle-like leaves that emit a delightful aroma when crushed between one's fingers. This botanical board serves as a testament to Fuchs' dedication to documenting various plants for posterity. Displayed against a neutral background, the rosemary specimen stands out vibrantly with its lush green foliage and woody stems. Every vein and texture is meticulously captured, allowing viewers to appreciate its natural intricacy up close. This print transports us back in time to an era where knowledge of botanical species was highly valued. It reminds us of our deep-rooted connection with nature and how plants like rosemary have been cherished throughout history for their medicinal properties and culinary uses. Giancarlo Costa has skillfully preserved this historical gem through his lens, ensuring that future generations can continue to marvel at the wonders found within Leonard Fuchs' Herbarium collection.
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