The series was compiled by Hans Mulder, author of The Discovery of Nature, which was awarded the Jan Wolkers Prize 2021 for the best nature book of the year. For this part he selected the most beautiful prints of tropical flora from natural history works of the Allard Pierson, the collections of the University of Amsterdam – from ball amaranth to American coral tree and from musk seed to nasturtium. He wrote short texts for the illustrations about the species depicted, the maker and the source.
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Nature on the Wall – Tropical Flora (Natuur aan de muur – tropische flora)
€25,00
With Nature on the wall – Tropical flora you bring nature into your home, in this case: the colorful flora from exotic places such as Indonesia, Suriname and the Caribbean! Just like the previous two editions in this series – Buzzers and Creepers and Art of Nature – this book again contains 21 beautiful historical prints, this time of tropical flowers and plants. You can easily remove the pictures from the book, then frame and hang them.
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| Weight | 0,550 kg |
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| Dimensions | 33 × 25 × 1,5 cm |
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| ISBN | 9789089899620 |
| Pages | 48 |
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| HS code | 49119100 |
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