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had one plate inlaid to size); it has an unrecorded four-page dedication at the beginning of volume three addressed ‘A Messieurs les Membres de la Société Royale d’Horticulture de Paris’, in common with the Doheny copy (Christie’s New York, February 21 1989, lot 1701). It is the finest copy I have ever seen. ‘Camellias reached their maximum popularity in Europe between 1825 and 1870, during which period an immense number of seedlings obtained by crossing variants of Camellia japonica were raised and named, mostly by the Abbé L. Berlèse and the Belgian nurserymen Alexandre and Ambroise Vershaffelt... The Abbé Berlèse was an Italian priest, born at Campo Molino, near Treviso, north Italy, 16 9 Berlèse
9 Berlèse who went to Paris as a chaplain. He there became very interested in camellias, brought together a large collection of the living plants, studied them carefully and described them in detail, this work being the most important of his publications. He sold his collection in 1846 and returned to Italy’ (W.T. Stearn, Society of Herbalists, An exhibition of flower 17
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