‎Krook, H.‎
‎Carl von Linné.‎

‎Leben des Ritters Carl von Linné. Nebst den biographischen Merkwürdigkeiten seines Sohnes...und einem vollständigen Verzeichnisse seiner Schriften, deren Ausgaben, Uebersetzungen, Auszüge und Commentare. 2 vols.‎

‎Hamburg, Hoffmann, 1792. 8vo. Uniformly bound in two nice sprinkled half calf binding with gilt lettering to spine. A nice set. XL (including the frontispiece), 392 pp. IV, 341, (3) pp. ‎

‎First edition of this rare work on containing an account of the life of Linné and biographical notes of his son. Further more it contain a catalog of his Writings, their Editions, Translations, Extracts and Commentaries.‎

‎Carl von Linné‎

‎Institut suédois, Paris, 2006. In-12, agrafé sous couverture illustrée en couleur, 44 pp. Préface - Etudiant en médecine et botaniste - Chaque chose à sa place : la nouvelle science de la nature - à Uppsala - Linné le voyageur - "Le projet linnéen" - Les Apôtres - Le système sexuel et la ...‎

‎Illustrations en couleur in texte. --- Plus d'informations sur le site archivesdunord.com‎

‎Vita Caroli Linnæi. Carl von Linne´s självbiografier.‎

‎Stockholm 1957. Orig. halvshirt. 234 pp. Illustreret.‎

‎Carl von Linné. Artz. Naturforscher. Systematiker 1707-1778‎

‎Stuttgart, 1966, in-8, 232, (4)pp, cartonnage, jaquette illustrée. (Rel. de l'éd.), Illustrations 232, (4)pp. ‎

‎Natursystem aller bekannten in- und ausländischen Insecten. Nach dem System des Ritters Carl von Linné bearbeitet. Schmetterling. 11 vols.‎

‎Berlin, J. Pauli , 1785-1806. 8vo. 11 volumes uniformly bound in 7 contemporary half calf bindings with gilt lettering and ornamentation to spines. Extremities with wear and spines miscoloured with stains. Front hindge of vol. 3/4 split. Water stain to first leaves of 1 and 3/4, otherwise internally fine. (22), CXXVI, (2), 216 XXXII, 295 XII, 232, (4), VIII, 208 VIII, 231, (2) 162 (6), 178, (8), 304 (6), 205, (2), 334, VIII" XIV, 392 pp. + 1 hand coloured frontispiece and 11 hand coloured title-vignettes.Plates loosely inserted in recent clamshell box. Containing the follwoing plates: Nos. 230-239, 254-257, 259-261, 265, 272-76, 283, 277, 288, 297, 299, 213-324, 332-352, 354-366, 368-372 (A total of 84 plates out of 327). With occassional brownspotting. ‎

‎First edition of Herbst and Jablonsky comprehensive and meticulously illustrated work revolutionized the understanding of insects, their taxonomy, and their natural history. Herbst's meticulous engravings were a pioneering achievement in scientific illustration. The detailed depictions of insect morphology, including wings, legs, antennae, and other distinguishing features, set a new standard for scientific illustration at the time. Herbst's system followed the Linnaean classification method, with each insect species assigned a unique name and categorized into orders, families, genera, and species. Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Herbst, born in 1743, was a German naturalist and entomologist who dedicated his life to the study of insects. He recognized the need for a systematic classification of insects to provide a comprehensive overview of the diverse and complex insect world. Inspired by the Enlightenment's emphasis on empirical observation and classification, Herbst embarked on a monumental task of creating a comprehensive catalog of all known insect species, both domestic and foreign. The Structure and Content of ""Natursystem aller bekannten in- und ausländischen Insecten"": Herbst's magnum opus, ""Natursystem aller bekannten in- und ausländischen Insecten,"" was published in multiple volumes between 1797 and 1804. The book consists of beautifully detailed engravings accompanied by precise descriptions of insect species, organized according to a hierarchical taxonomic system. Herbst's system followed the Linnaean classification method, with each insect species assigned a unique name and categorized into orders, families, genera, and species.Nissen 2048.Horn & Schenkling 10130‎