This book is a product of the vigorous development of science, the endless spirit of exploration and the spirit of adventure during mankind's dynamic period. The great geographical discoveries in the Western world from the 15th to the 17th centuries also further opened the horizons of Westerners, and more advanced botany and specialized plant atlases became increasingly mature. Bishop Jemmingen hired outstanding painters at the time to record the flowers discovered during the Geographical Discovery and Renaissance. During the process of drawing this book, the artist meticulously and faithfully recorded the size, color, and charm of the plant book. After that, Bishop Jemmingen also hired more than a dozen engravers and 130 workers from places like Augsburg and Nuremberg to transfer the original words as large as the originals to copper plates and print them into books, forming a book containing more than 1,000 flower varieties. This book contains a total of 179 flower atlases, all of which are unique flower atlases collected by major museums and European kings over the past 300 years, and are carefully classified to facilitate readers' retrieval and appreciation. From this atlas, you can not only find your favorite flower types, but also experience the visual shock brought to us up close by the humanistic brushstrokes of Renaissance painters.
Reader comments
I seem to be able to smell the fragrance of every flower! Seeing these beautiful flowers reminds me of the good times I spent growing flowers in the garden with my family. This book is not only a book about flowers, but also a work of art. I will definitely treasure it.
I seem to be able to smell the fragrance of every flower! Seeing these beautiful flowers reminds me of the good times I spent growing flowers in the garden with my family. This book is not only a book about flowers, but also a work of art. I will definitely treasure it.