Wirsing a L (24 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good.

paperback. Condition: New. Paperback. Pub Date: 269 language: English Publisher: Harbin Institute of Technology Press. Number: 1987 Journes Arithmetiques) Data of the Journes Arithmetiques in Ulm (English) is another international number The photocopy of the conference papers. the first version is by .

Print. Copper plate engraving with hand coloring on laid paper. Image measures 12 1/2" x 8". Sheet measures 16 1/2" x 9 3/4" This beautiful 18th century engraving depicts four vibrant red spotted eggs resting on a bed of feathers in a hollowed tree stump, representing a Eurasian eagle-owl's nest. Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1733-1797) was a German engraver and publisher based in Nuremberg. In very good condition, with minor scattered foxing and some soiling to outer margin, not affecting the image. Wirsing created the work after Barbara Dietzsch to appear as watercolors. Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706 - 1783) was a Bavarian painter and engraver known for her still life paintings.

Print. Copper plate engraving with hand coloring on laid paper. Image measures 12 1/2" x 8". Sheet measures 16 1/2" x 9 1/2" This beautiful 18th century engraving depicts two sandpipers' nest with spotted eggs. Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1733-1797) was a German engraver and publisher based in Nuremberg. In very good condition, with minor scattered foxing and some soiling to outer margin, not affecting the image. Wirsing created the work after Barbara Dietzsch to appear as watercolors. Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706 - 1783) was a Bavarian painter and engraver known for her still life paintings.

Print. Copper plate engraving with hand coloring on laid paper. Image measures 12 1/2" x 8". Sheet measures 16 1/2" x 9 1/2" This beautiful 18th century engraving depicts a European green woodpecker's nest Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1733-1797) was a German engraver and publisher based in Nuremberg. In very good condition, with minor scattered foxing and some soiling to outer margin, plate line trimmed but not affecting the image. Wirsing created the work after Barbara Dietzsch to appear as watercolors. Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706 - 1783) was a Bavarian painter and engraver known for her still life paintings.

Print. Copper plate engraving with hand coloring on laid paper. Image measures 12 1/2" x 8". Sheet measures 16 1/2" x 9 1/2" This beautiful 18th century engraving depicts a Eurasian siskin's nest. Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1733-1797) was a German engraver and publisher based in Nuremberg. In very good condition, with minor scattered foxing and some soiling to outer margin, not affecting the image. Wirsing created the work after Barbara Dietzsch to appear as watercolors. Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706 - 1783) was a Bavarian painter and engraver known for her still life paintings.

Print. Copper plate engraving with hand coloring on laid paper. Image measures 12 1/2" x 8". Sheet measures 16 1/2" x 9 1/2" This beautiful 18th century engraving depicts a Long-tailed tit's nest, and six eggs resting on a bed of feathers. Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1733-1797) was a German engraver and publisher based in Nuremberg. In very good condition. Full original margins. Wirsing created the work after Barbara Dietzsch to appear as watercolors. Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706 - 1783) was a Bavarian painter and engraver known for her still life paintings.

Print. Copper plate engraving with hand coloring on laid paper. Image measures 11 1/2" x 7 1/2". Sheet measures 17 1/2" x 10". This beautiful 18th century engraving depicts a cotton bird's nest, with two eggs. Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1733-1797) was a German engraver and publisher based in Nuremberg. In very good condition. Full original margins. Wirsing created the work after Barbara Dietzsch to appear as watercolors. Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706 - 1783) was a Bavarian painter and engraver known for her still life paintings.

Print. Copper plate engraving with hand coloring on laid paper. Image measures 11 1/2" x 7 1/2". Sheet measures 17 1/2" x 10". This beautiful 18th century engraving depicts a Eurasian wren's bird's nest with five eggs. Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1733-1797) was a German engraver and publisher based in Nuremberg. In very good condition. Full original margins. Wirsing created the work after Barbara Dietzsch to appear as watercolors. Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706 - 1783) was a Bavarian painter and engraver known for her still life paintings.

Print. Copper plate engraving with hand coloring on laid paper. Image measures 11 1/4" x 8". Sheet measures 17 1/2" x 10". This beautiful 18th century engraving depicts the nest of a Great Red Woodpecker, with six eggs nestled in a tree stump. Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1733-1797) was a German engraver and publisher based in Nuremberg. In very good condition. Full original margins. Wirsing created the work after Barbara Dietzsch to appear as watercolors. Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706 - 1783) was a Bavarian painter and engraver known for her still life paintings.

Print. Copper plate engraving with hand coloring on laid paper. Image measures 11 1/4" x 8". Sheet measures 17 1/2" x 10". This beautiful 18th century engraving depicts a Kingfisher's nest, burrowed beneath the ground. Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1733-1797) was a German engraver and publisher based in Nuremberg. In very good condition. Full original margins, crease lower right. Wirsing created the work after Barbara Dietzsch to appear as watercolors. Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706 - 1783) was a Bavarian painter and engraver known for her still life paintings.

Print. Copper plate engraving with hand coloring on laid paper. Image measures 13" x 9". Sheet measures 16 1/2" x 10" This beautiful 18th century engraving depicts a Eurasian hoopoe's nest. Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1733-1797) was a German engraver and publisher based in Nuremberg. In very good condition. Full original margins, but repair to left margin. Wirsing created the work after Barbara Dietzsch to appear as watercolors. Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706 - 1783) was a Bavarian painter and engraver known for her still life paintings.

House Guards Etching and engraving. A view of Horse Guards across Horse Guards Parade, with strolling figures watching the foot soldiers on parade. The current Horse Guards building was designed by John Vardy and completed in 1753, assigning an approximate date to the print. Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1733-97) was a German printmaker. BM 1876,0708.2773. Image: 227 by 407mm (9 by 16 inches). Sheet: 308 by 440mm (12.25 by 17.25 inches).

No binding. Copper engraving, hand colored when published. In excellent condition. 350 by 225mm (13¾ by 8¾ inches). 350 by 225mm (13¾ by 8¾ inches).

No binding. Copper engraving, hand colored when published. A very rare old colored engraving, which was published in the famous flowerr book,Hortus Nitidissimis onem per annum superbiens floribus.', one of the most famous large flower books published in the 18th century. This enormous rare series of beautiful flower prints, all hand colored when published, depictes an amazing choice of fine tulip prints, anemones, irises, etc. The engravings are engraved by J.M. Seligmann and A.L. Wirsing, many of them were engraved after sketches by Christoph Jakob Trew. In excellent condition. 320 by 215mm (12 by 8 inches). 320 by 215mm (12 by 8 inches).

No binding. Copper engraving, hand colored when published. B.R. Dietzschin pinx. In excellent condition. 315 by 205mm (12½ by 8 inches). 315 by 205mm (12½ by 8 inches).

No legatura. Condition: Buono. Wirsing, Norimberga, 1780 circa. Da un dipinto di B. R. Dietzschin, incisione in rame all'acquaforte in colore d'epoca raffigurante allodola delle erbe, cm 22,3 x32 (alla lastra) più margini. Piacevole coloritura e ottimo stato di conservazione.

Blatt 87 aus Christoph Jakob Trew "Hortus nitidissimus omnem per annum superbiens floribus. Der das ganze Jahr hindurch im schönsten Flor stehende Blumengarten, oder Abbildungen der lieblichsten Blumen." Nürnberg 1750-86, 48 x 24 cm (Platte), 51 x 35 cm (Blattgr.). Nissen BBI 1995 - Great Flower Books 78. Einprachtvoll handkolorierter Kupfertafeln aus einem der schönsten botanischen Werke Deutschlands. In guter und frischer Erhaltung. Stichworte: Lilie (Lilium) Liliengewächse, Liliaceae, Pflanzen Sprache: Deutsch 1200 gr.

Nürnberg, Adam Ludwig Wirsing, [1770]-1772. Large, printed sheet (40.0 x 24.8 cm). Engraved and originally hand-coloured plate, numbered and captioned. = A fine plate from possibly the first but certainly one of the most beautiful hand-coloured nidological works ever, and almost never found complete - even individual plates, such as this one, are rare. It shows the North American ruddy duck (Oxyura jamaicensis), with a remarkable blue bill. It "is a duck from North America and one of the stiff-tailed ducks. Ruddy ducks were imported into the UK in 1948 by conservationist Sir Peter Scott. As a result of escapes from wildfowl collections in the late 1950s, they became established in Great Britain, from where they spread into Europe. By the year 2000, the population had increased to around 6,000 individuals. This duck's aggressive courting behavior and willingness to interbreed with the endangered native white-headed duck (Oxyura leucocephala), of southern Europe, caused concern amongst Spanish conservationists. Due to this, a controversial scheme to extirpate the ruddy duck as a British breeding species started; there have also been culling attempts in other European countries. By early 2014, the cull had reduced the British population to about 20-100, down from a peak of about 5500 in 2000. In Europe, the Ruddy duck is included since 2016 in the list of Invasive Alien Species of Union concern (the Union list). This implies that this species cannot be imported, bred, transported, commercialized, or intentionally released into the environment in the whole of the European Union" (Wikipedia). The image is exceptionally large. The first author, Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1734-1798) was a versatile German engraver with a keen interest in natural history. The German medical doctor and naturalist (principally ornithologist) Friedrich Christian Günther (1726-1774) was responsible for the descriptive text. Uncut. With the widest possible margins. The colouring bright and accurate. Some pale smudges in the margins; otherwise an excellent, wide-margined and clean copy. Anker, 537; Nissen IVB, 1002; Sitwell, Fine bird books, 157; Not in Zimmer.

Nürnberg, Adam Ludwig Wirsing, [1770-]1772. Large, printed sheet (40.0 x 24.8 cm). Engraved and originally hand-coloured plate, numbered and captioned. = Two fine plates from possibly the first but certainly one of the most beautiful hand-coloured nidological works ever, and almost never found complete - even individual plates, such as these are rare. These show the nest and eggs of the mallard or wild duck, "a dabbling duck that breeds throughout the temperate and subtropical Americas, Eurasia, and North Africa, and has been introduced to New Zealand, Australia, Peru, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, the Falkland Islands, and South Africa. .This species is the main ancestor of most breeds of domestic ducks" (Wikipedia). It is also one of the most hunted duck species. The image is exceptionally large. The first author, Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1734-1798) was a versatile German engraver with a keen interest in natural history. The German medical doctor and naturalist (principally ornithologist) Friedrich Christian Günther (1726-1774) was responsible for the descriptive text. Uncut. With the widest possible margins. The colouring bright and accurate. Tiny spot in the outer margin near the left edge; otherwise an excellent, wide-margined and clean copy. Anker, 537; Nissen IVB, 1002; Sitwell, Fine Bird Books, 157. Not in Zimmer.

Nürnberg, Adam Ludwig Wirsing, [1770-]1772. Tall folio (43.0 x 26.5 cm). Engraved and contemporarily coloured plate, numbered and captioned. = A fine plate from possible the first but certainly one of the most beautiful hand-coloured nidological works ever, and almost never found complete - even individual plates, such as this one, are rare. This plate, number eight, deals with the Auerhuhn, or western capercaillie, also known as wood grouse. The first author, Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1734-1798) was a versatile German engraver with a keen interest in natural history. The German medical doctor and naturalist (principally ornithologist) Friedrich Christian Günther (1726-1774) was responsible for the descriptive text. Uncut. With the widest possible margins. The colouring bright and accurate. Left edge a bit irregular due to former binding, otherwise fine. Anker, 537; Nissen IVB, 1002; Sitwell, Fine bird books, 157; Not in Zimmer.

Nürnberg, Adam Ludwig Wirsing, [1770-]1772. Tall folio (43.0 x 26.5 cm). Engraved and contemporarily coloured plate, numbered and captioned. = A fine plate from possible the first but certainly one of the most beautiful hand-coloured nidological works ever, and almost never found complete - even individual plates, such as this one, are rare. This plate, number six, deals with the Sperber, or eurasian sparrowhawk. The first author, Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1734-1798) was a versatile German engraver with a keen interest in natural history. The German medical doctor and naturalist (principally ornithologist) Friedrich Christian Günther (1726-1774) was responsible for the descriptive text. Uncut. With the widest possible margins. The colouring bright and accurate. Left edge a bit irregular due to former binding, otherwise fine. Anker, 537; Nissen IVB, 1002; Sitwell, Fine bird books, 157; Not in Zimmer.

Nürnberg, Adam Ludwig Wirsing, [1770-]1772. Tall folio (43.0 x 26.5 cm). Engraved and contemporarily coloured plate, numbered and captioned. = A fine plate from possibly the first but certainly one of the most beautiful hand-coloured nidological works ever, and almost never found complete - even individual plates, such as this one, are rare. This plate, number 50, deals with the Mäasse-Geÿer, or the common buzzard, a bird of prey. The image is exceptionally large. The first author, Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1734-1798) was a versatile German engraver with a keen interest in natural history. The German medical doctor and naturalist (principally ornithologist) Friedrich Christian Günther (1726-1774) was responsible for the descriptive text. Uncut. With the widest possible margins. The colouring bright and accurate. Left edge a bit irregular due to former binding; tiny ink spots at the top margin, otherwise fine. Anker, 537; Nissen IVB, 1002; Sitwell, Fine Bird Books, 157; Not in Zimmer.

Nürnberg, Adam Ludwig Wirsing, [1770-]1772. Two large, printed sheets (40.0 x 24.8 cm). Engraved and originally hand-coloured plate, numbered and captioned. = Two fine plates from possibly the first but certainly one of the most beautiful hand-coloured nidological works ever, and almost never found complete - even individual plates, such as these, of the bird - in Great Britain known as great bustard -, and its nest and eggs, are rare. The image is exceptionally large. The first author, Adam Ludwig Wirsing (1734-1798) was a versatile German engraver with a keen interest in natural history. The German medical doctor and naturalist (principally ornithologist) Friedrich Christian Günther (1726-1774) was responsible for the descriptive text. Uncut. With the widest possible margins. The colouring bright and accurate. Excellent, strong plates in fine and accurate original hand-colouring. Anker, 537; Nissen IVB, 1002; Sitwell, Fine bird books, 157; Not in Zimmer.