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Basilius Besler Florilegium: The Book of Plants published by Taschen


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Basilius Besler Florilegium: The Book of Plants presents Basilius Besler’s Hortus Eystettensis in a compact single-volume edition, preserving the seasonal organization and 367 botanical plates of the celebrated 1613 garden catalogue.

“The smaller format makes the Florilegium practical enough for regular garden reading while retaining the extraordinary range of the original plates.”
-Mrs. Mayfair

PRODUCT DETAILS

Dimensions: 5.51″ × 7.68″
Weight: 2.09 lb
Publisher: Taschen
Contributors: Authors: Klaus Walter Littger; Werner Dressendörfer
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 544
Languages: English
Subject: Classics
Series / Edition: Bibliotheca Universalis
ISBN: 9783836557870

CARE & OWNERSHIP

Give the book a settled place away from strong sunlight, heat and damp. Keep it upright with gentle support from neighboring volumes of a similar height, and turn the pages with clean, dry hands. Dust the cover and closed page edges with a soft, dry cloth; keep household cleaners away from the binding and paper.

PUBLISHER / HERITAGE

Taschen was founded by Benedikt Taschen in Cologne in 1980 and remains an independent, family-run publisher. Its illustrated program spans art, architecture, design, photography, fashion, film, travel, lifestyle, and visual culture, with formats ranging from compact series to large-scale monographs, facsimiles, and collector editions. Across these books, reproduction, book design, and physical scale are treated as part of the editorial experience.

AS SEEN IN

House & Garden, Architectural Digest


Front cover of Basilius Besler Florilegium: The Book of Plants
Basilius Besler Florilegium: The Book of Plants published by Taschen Sale price$25.00

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