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    This book provides a survey of the evolution of botanical illustration from early drawings by paleolithic humans to the scientific illustrations of the 20th century. It features over 186 examples of botanical illustrations, more than 30 of which are in full color. The book was published in 1950 by World Collins.

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    This book provides a survey of the evolution of botanical illustration from early drawings by paleolithic humans to the scientific illustrations of the 20th century. It features over 186 examples of botanical illustrations, more than 30 of which are in full color. The book was published in 1950 by World Collins.

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    The Art of Botanical Illustration

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    This book provides a survey of the evolution of botanical illustration from early drawings by paleolithic humans to the scientific illustrations of the 20th century. It features over 186 examples of botanical illustrations, more than 30 of which are in full color. The book was published in 1950 by World Collins.

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    The Art of Botanical Illustration

    BOOK
    World Collins
    1950

    By Wilfrid Blunt
    THEATRE, FILM AND TV Nick Marston, +44 (0)20 7393 4450, nick@curtisbrown.co.uk
    BOOKS Norah Perkins, +44 (0) 20 7393 4262, norah.perkins@curtisbrown.co.uk

    This beautiful book surveys the evolution of botanical illustration from the
    crude scratchings of paleolithic man down to the highly scientific work of
    20th-century illustrators. With 186 magnificent examples, over 30 in full
    colour.

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