1.Ceratocephalus, 2. Martynia, 3. Narcissus Lilian Snelling

1.Ceratocephalus, 2. Martynia, 3. Narcissus Lilian SnellingEngraved plate depicting plants identified as Ceratocephalus, Martynia and Narcissus from G D Ehret's self published Plantae et Papilione, a collection of 15 hand coloured engravings produced between 1748 and 1759.

stems and leaves in the foreground with a line drawing in the background in green watercolour

Plate 28 from J L M Poiret's book Lecons de Flore depicting flower types printed or painted on vellum

Watercolour on vellum illustration of Passiflora maliformis by Margaret Meen

Taken from volume I of 'Regne Vegetal' which contains botanical drawings by at least four identified artists

Colour engraving of Iris Xiphium by P

Printed illustration of a chrysanthemum variety 'Azuma Shibori' taken from the Japanese publication A Hundred Chrysanthemums by K Hasegawa

View of the main borders in summer at RHS Garden Harlow Carr

Cover of the 1909-1910 Späth nursery catalogue

Rosa rugosa and Rosa 'Ormiston Roy' by Graham Stuart Thomas

Watercolour on paper by Augusta Innes Withers of Pear varieties taken from one of ten volumes known as 'Hooker's Fruits' commissioned by the RHS to help standardise the nomenclature of cultivated fruit

a painter from Bruges

attributed to the Chinese artist or collector Wang Lui Chi