Print speciman of botanical illustrations for Aethusa Cynapium, an herb, and Agaricus Muscarius, a mushroom) - Lithy. of A. Kollner, Phila LCCN2011645292
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Print speciman of botanical illustrations for Aethusa Cynapium, an herb, and Agaricus Muscarius, a mushroom) - Lithy. of A. Kollner, Phila LCCN2011645292, Augustus Köllner (1850), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Print speciman of botanical illustrations for Aethusa Cynapium, an herb, and Agaricus Muscarius, a mushroom) - Lithy. of A. Kollner, Phila LCCN2011645292, Augustus Köllner (1850), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comPrint speciman of botanical illustrations for Aethusa Cynapium, an herb, and Agaricus Muscarius, a mushroom) - Lithy. of A. Kollner, Phila LCCN2011645292, Augustus Köllner (1850), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-67825488">artnap.com</a>
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A hand-colored lithographic plate pairs a flowering herb, Aethusa cynapium, with its numbered flower and seed details on the left. On the right, a red-capped fly agaric mushroom, Agaricus muscarius, is shown with its stem, ring, and cut-away gill and cap views. The plate is credited to Augustus Köllner and dated 1850.
