Banksia Coccinea From Illustrationes Florae Novae Hollandiae By Ferdinand Bauer

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About Ferdinand Bauer

Few botanical illustrators have ever matched his precision in the field. Working as natural history painter on Matthew Flinders's 1801-1803 voyage to circumnavigate Australia, this Austrian-born artist developed an extraordinary colour-coding system, annotating his pencil sketches with numbers keyed to a chart of nearly a thousand hues so he could finish the paintings accurately back in London years later. The resulting Illustrationes Florae Novae Hollandiae, published from 1813, introduced European audiences to banksias, eucalypts, and dozens of other species no one outside Australia had ever seen rendered. For anyone drawn to the meeting point of scientific rigour and quiet artistic confidence, his plates remain hard to beat.