P.J. Buchoz Herbier Artificiel Botanical Prints 1783

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Ochna jabotaputa BZW302 $85	Eberus vulgaris BZW303 $85	Funis creptans BZW307 $85


Spina vascarum BZW308 $85	Crateogonum amboinicum BZW309 $85	Flos siamicus BZW310 SOLD


Ubium nummularium BZW311 $85	Nolana prostrata BZW312 $85	Staechas pilosa BZW333 $85


Mepilus sylvestris BZW314 $85	Dalechampia scandens BZW315 $85	Adpendix porcellanica BZW316 $85


Dioscorea villosa BZW332 $85	Cucumis murinus BZW318 $85	Herba admirationis BZW319 $85


Convolvulus loevis BZW320 $85	Funis quadrifidus BZW321 $85	Dioscorea bulbifera BZW322 $85


Piper malamiris BZW323 $85	Mirabilis jalappa BZW324 $85	Contorta sussuela esculenta BZW325 $85


Convolvulus pes caprae BZW329 $85	Nummularia lactea major BZW330 $85	Dioscorea pentaphylla BZW331 $85


Phyllanthus folius BZW335 $85	Galega sinapou BZW336 $85	Lignum sappan BZW337 $85


Canarium odoriferum BZW340 $85	Cynometra cauliflora BZW342 $85	Banisteria angulosa BZW343 $85


Rheum undulatum BZW344 $85	Gossipium daemonis BZW345 $85	Ulassium BZW346 $85

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Born in Metz (France) in 1731, Buchoz was a physician and lawyer by training, as well as a passionate naturalist. He was physician to many prominent individuals, including the King of Poland, the brother of the King of France & the Duke of Artois. He was an enthusiastic and prolific publisher of botanical works including Herbrier Artificiel, Histoire du Regne Vegetal, Histoire Universelle, Le Jardin d’Eden & Collections Precieuse et Eluminees des Fleurs. Early on, he recognized the significance of Japanese & Chinese drawing techniques, and was the first to publish drawings by Asian artists, a good century before the passion for the Orient overtook Europe.

It is from Herbier Artificiel that we are pleased to offer a selection of original engravings, in the characteristic exotic style so distinctive of Buchoz. These prints are all ORIGINAL copper engravings from 1783. Each print measures approximately 10 inches by 15 1/4 inches.

The condition of the plates is excellent, with the paper being a fine, watermarked chain lined type with strong plate marks. There are few fox marks or other blemishes and the paper is a creamy white. A copy of the title page will be included with each print. These prints are more than 225 years old.