Schlüsselblume, Primula officinalis, Prof. Dr. Pilling, 1916ABOUT From 1915 to 1918, botanist and illustrator Prof. Dr. Pilling created a series of botanical wall charts ('Representatives of native plant families'). It was published by Verlag Friedrich Vieweg & Sohn, Braunschweig, and printed by Lithographische Anstalt von Walter Mller, Gera. The lithograph 'Primula officialis' is plate 4 of the series. DETAILS creator Prof. Dr. Pilling, Altenburg und Walter Mller place of origin Germany date of manufacture

Weber was a professor at the Royal Friedrich Wilhelms University of Bonn in the early 19th century

Pichler's Witwe & Sohn' presumably

Lithography of course is an enormously demanding technique

3 cm height 51 cm

Rudolf Leuckart place of origin Austria date of manufacture 1873 detailed condition

The crustacean is "Plate 15" in the series

fixed on split wooden dowels and in very good condition

Pichler's Witwe & Sohn' presumably in 1913

This extraordinarily detailed visualization is "Plate 22" in the series and one of the most striking compositions that Pfurtscheller had created

It is one of the very early lithographed editions

creator Deutsches Hygiene Museum place of origin Germany date of manufacture 1951 detailed condition

width: 36 cm | height: 37 cm | depth: 0