Morton Arboretum.

Water-based printer's ink, black ink, on tracing paper. Print [8]: Water-based printer's ink, hand-colored, green and brown ink, on tracing paper. Prints [44] and [47]: Water-based printer's ink, hand-colored, green ink, on tracing paper. Print [45]: Water-based printer's ink, hand-colored, green, brown, orange, and yellow ink, on tracing paper. Impressions of leaves, some with branches and flowers.

Woodcuts, hand-colored, on cream paper. Signatures of text with title page; 80 block prints of flowers.

A collection of 180 watercolor reproductions depicting mushrooms of central Europe. Each plate depicts a specific fungi with host plant or soil. Some with other members of their family. Text on the reverse of each print may include scientific description, related species, culinary use, distribution or varieties. Accompanying booklet includes discussion of individual mushroom families, a bibliography and an index to the collection. Plant prints indexed...

144 watercolor reproductions depicting woody plants of central Europe in mats 37 x 25 cm. Text with scientific description on reverse side.

Plates are chromolithographs on cream paper, mats, 56 x 41 cm. On the upper portions of each plate are leafing branches from one or two tree species with detailed depictions of flowers, fruit, cones, etc. The bottom portion of each plate has illustrations of tree bark, woodgrain and heartwood.

Volume II plates are photographic reproductions on cream paper of toile fabric designs from the 18th and 19th century, originally produced from copper engravings. Many examples of toile de Jouy and calico.

Line drawings on stone with hatch and cross-hatch lines developing contrast and light on plant surfaces. Front and back boards for Volumes I and II, one with hand-sewn binding knots exposed; image of Foxglove (digitalis purpurea) depicted on both (blue) cover boards; "DIV. 1" and "DIV. 2" on bottom left front boards, Volumes I and II, respectively; "17/6" on bottom right, both volumes; four blank subsidiary pages; one frontmatter page with text; two...

Photomechanical prints of works completed for Art Institute of Chicago design classes taught by John Gilbert Wilkins in 1924-1925. Drawings depict exhibits and sites at The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. Most are graphite drawings, some are watercolors. II49 has a description of planographic printing on the reverse side; IV49 has description of the Munsell color system on the reverse side; and V40 is a folded sheet having a description,...

Drawings: Pen and india ink and press type, on cream or white board, 1 coquille board. Prints: White text and images, on purple paper, cut in oval shape; black text and images, on white paper, cut in oval shape; mirror image of text and images in white, on black paper; white text and images, on purple paper. Boards have illustrations from one or more pages. Prints are all copies of Ch. 3, board [b]. Ch. 1: Umbrella magnolia - Magnolia tripetala. Ch....