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Thornton: New illustration, Botanical extracts, Temple of Flora : Comparison of plates
Plate title New illustration Botanical extracts Temple 1812 Pub. date
Root, tuberous: example – Paeonia officinalis,
Copy 1: III bot [23]
2 May 1809
Common peony
Copy 2: III [9]
Artist: Henderson. Engraver: Wm. Dunkarton Junr. Mezzotint. Monochrome: one state only.
Orchis latifolia, or Marsh orchis Copy 1: III bot [24]
Copy 2: III [42]
1 June 1810
Artist: Henderson. Engraver: Warner. Stipple engraving. Monochrome: one state only.
Root, of the white lily Copy 1: III bot [25]
Copy 2: III [8]
2 May 1808
Artist: Henderson. Engraver: Sutherland. Aquatint. Monochrome: one state only.
Root of the hyacinth Copy 1: III bot [26]
Copy 2: III [7]
1 August 1809
Artist: Henderson. Engraver: Warner. Aquatint. Monochrome: one state only.
VEGETABLE ORGANIZATION Letterpress title in copy
1: III bot
Sir John Hill’s instrument for cutting of woods
Copy 1: III bot [27]
1 August 1808
for microscopical examination
Copy 2: III [79]
Engraver: Mazel. Copied from plate 1 of John Hill’s Construction of timber (1770), original artist unidentified in that work. Line engraving. Monochrome: one
state only.
The Organs of Perspiration of Plants, as
Copy 2: III [74]
1 Novr 1809
discovered by the Microscope
Copy 2: III [79]
Unsigned. Line engraving. Monochrome: one state only.
The organization of charcoal &cork from
Copy 1: III bot [28]
May 1798
Hook’s [sic] Micrographia
Copy 2: III [73]
Copy 3: (30)
Artist: Warner. Engraver: Warner. Aquatint and line engraving. Monochrome: one state only.
Transverse sections chiefly of wood, as viewed
Copy 1: III bot [29]
1 May 1798
through a microscope, from Grew’s Anatomy
Copy 2: III [72]
of Plants
Copy 3: (39)
Engraver: Warner. Based on details from plates 22-36 of Grew’s Anatomy of plants (1682). Line engraving. Monochrome: one state only.
Sections of ferns as seen through a microscope,
Copy 1: III bot [30]
May 1798
upon the opaque principle
Copy 2: III [71]
Copy 3: (31)
Unsigned. Line engraving. Monochrome: one state only.