Christies. An Important Botanical Library Part I. - Aaa

Christies. An Important Botanical Library Part I. - Aaa

Christie's: An Important Botanical Library Part I - Aaa

A Rare and Important Opportunity to Acquire a Significant Collection of Botanical Literature

Christie's is pleased to present An Important Botanical Library Part I - Aaa, a remarkable collection of rare and important botanical literature. This sale offers a unique opportunity for collectors, scholars, and institutions to acquire significant works from the history of botany.

Highlights of the Collection

The collection features a wide range of botanical works, including:

  • Early Herbals: A selection of early herbals, including works by Dioscorides, Pliny the Elder, and Otto Brunfels. These works provide a glimpse into the early history of botany and the development of botanical illustration.
  • Botanical Monographs: A number of important botanical monographs, including works by Carolus Linnaeus, Joseph Banks, and John Lindley. These works represent some of the most significant contributions to the field of botany and are essential for any serious botanical library.
  • Travel Journals: A collection of travel journals by renowned botanists, including Alexander von Humboldt, Charles Darwin, and Alfred Russel Wallace. These journals offer a firsthand account of the botanical discoveries made during these explorers' travels.
  • Illustrated Works: A selection of beautifully illustrated botanical works, including works by Pierre-Joseph Redouté, Walter Hood Fitch, and Margaret Mee. These works showcase the beauty and diversity of the plant kingdom and are a delight for both the eye and the mind.

A Legacy of Botanical Scholarship

The collection offered in this sale comes from the library of a distinguished botanist who spent a lifetime amassing a comprehensive collection of botanical literature. This collection represents a legacy of botanical scholarship and is a testament to the importance of preserving our botanical heritage.

An Investment in the Future of Botany

By acquiring works from this collection, you are not only investing in a valuable asset, but you are also supporting the future of botany. The proceeds from this sale will benefit the Botanical Society of America, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting botanical research and education.

Contact Us

For more information about this sale, please contact us at [email protected] or call us at +1 212 636 2000.

Don't Miss This Opportunity!

This is a rare and important opportunity to acquire a significant collection of botanical literature. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of botanical history!