Hortus Eystettensis: Tulipa Globosa Ferotina Cinabrio Colore

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'''Hortus Eystettensis: Tulipa Globosa Ferotina Cinabrio Colore''' is a notable illustration from the ''Hortus Eystettensis'', a seminal botanical work compiled by the German apothecary and botanist Basilius Besler. The ''Hortus Eystettensis'' (Garden at Eichstätt) is a codex produced at the behest of Johann Konrad von Gemmingen, Prince-Bishop of Eichstätt in Bavaria. Published in 1613, this extensive horticultural document is celebrated for its meticulous and vivid botanical illustrations of the garden at the bishop's residence, Willibaldsburg.

The illustration titled ''Tulipa Globosa Ferotina Cinabrio Colore'' depicts a tulip variety with a globular shape and a striking cinnabar color. Besler's work is distinguished by its artistic quality and scientific accuracy, making it a valuable resource for both botanists and art historians. The ''Hortus Eystettensis'' contains 367 copperplate engravings, with over a thousand flowers represented, making it one of the first comprehensive catalogues of a garden's plant collection in Europe.

Besler's ''Tulipa Globosa Ferotina Cinabrio Colore'' is not only a representation of a specific tulip but also an example of the broader cultural and scientific context of the early 17th century, which saw a burgeoning interest in botany and the classification of the natural world. The ''Hortus Eystettensis'' bridged the gap between science and art, as it served both as a botanical reference and a source of inspiration for gardeners, artists, and naturalists. The work's enduring legacy is reflected in its influence on subsequent botanical publications and the continued appreciation of its aesthetic and historical significance.

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