Weinmann prints
Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, the Regensburg apothecary behind Phytanthoza iconographia (1737 to 1745), one of the first botanical books printed in colour.
11 prints
- Pl. 1Set of 2 Botany Prints of the European Fan Palm and Copernicia Prunifera, c.1740

- Pl. 2Copper Engraving of Cluster Mallow and Malva Sylvestris Flowers, 1737

- Pl. 3Copper Engraving of Spike Speedwell and Various Other Plants, 1745

- Pl. 4Antique Hand-Coloured Botany Print of Various Plants, 1742

- Pl. 5Hand-finished Mezzotint Engraving of two Chrysanthemum species

- Pl. 6Botanical Splendor: Laburnum and Florae in 18th Century Etching, 1748

- Pl. 7Botanical Elegance: Antique Engravings from Johann Weinmann's Masterpiece, 1748

- Pl. 8Aquatic Elegance: Water Lilies and Pond Plants in 18th Century Engraving, 1748

- Pl. 9Hand-colored Mezzotint Engraving of a Lily from Johann Weinmann's Work, 1748

- Pl. 10Antique Botanical Engraving of Tree Mallow Flowers, Weinmann, 1737

- Pl. 11Decorative Botanical Engraving of Sedum & Succulent Plants, 1737
