Plants and Their Application to Ornament...in twelve monthly parts
Artwork Details
- Title: Plants and Their Application to Ornament...in twelve monthly parts
- Designer: Eugène-Samuel Grasset (French, born Switzerland, Lausanne 1841–1917 Paris)
- Publisher: Chapman and Hall (London)
- Lithographer: Maurice-Pillard Verneuil (French, 1869–1942)
- Lithographer: E. Hervegh (active late 19th century)
- Lithographer: Marcel Mangin (French, 1852–1915)
- Lithographer: Camille-Gabrielle Schlumberger (French, born Stasbourg, 1864)
- Lithographer: Anna Martin (French, active late 19th century)
- Lithographer: J. Milesi (French, active late 19th century)
- Illustrator: Marcelle Gaudin (French, active late 19th century)
- Lithographer: Georges Bourgeot (active France, born 1876)
- Lithographer: A. Poidevin (French, active late 19th century)
- Date: 1896
- Medium: Illustrations: color lithographs
- Dimensions: 18 1/8 x 13 3/16 x 1 7/16 in. (46 x 33.5 x 3.7 cm)
- Classification: Books
- Credit Line: Gift of Lincoln Kirstein, 1970
- Object Number: 1970.565.181
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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