1777 W. Curtis Large Antique Botanical Print of Hyacinthus Non-Scriptus Bluebell Middle East After studying Oriental languages in

After studying Oriental languages in Groningen (1649) and theology in Leiden (1650)

Captain Vancouver was to complete the survey made by Captain James Cook

Mantegna was no less eminent as an engraver

The area called East India at the time was particularly popular for such investments

This original copper-plate engraved antique print of Sanjūsangen-dō (三十三間堂) a Buddhist temple in Higashiyama District of Kyoto

1777 W. Curtis Large Antique Botanical Print of Hyacinthus Non-Scriptus Bluebell Middle East After studying Oriental languages inTitle : Hyacinthus Non Scriptus. English Hyacinth or Harebell Ref #: 93476 Size: 19in x 11 1 2in (490mm x 295mm) Date : 1777 1798 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Description: This beautifully hand coloured original copper plate engraved antique botanical print by William Curtis was published in his large 1st edition folio edition of his famous and most enduring 6 volumes of Flora Londinensis: or, plates and descriptions of such plants as grow wild in