Tulipa Lutea from Phythanthoza Iconographica, published in Germany, 1737-45

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Tulipa Lutea, featured in the botanical work "Phythanthoza Iconographica," is a striking example of 18th-century botanical illustration. This comprehensive work was published between 1737 and 1745 in Germany by Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, a renowned apothecary and botanist. Weinmann's "Phythanthoza Iconographica" is celebrated for its detailed and vibrant illustrations, which were among the first to utilize color printing techniques, specifically mezzotint and line engraving. These methods allowed for the creation of highly detailed and vividly colored images that were revolutionary at the time.

The Tulipa Lutea, or yellow tulip, is one of the many species depicted in this monumental work. The illustration of Tulipa Lutea showcases the plant's bright yellow petals and elegant form, capturing the delicate beauty and intricate structure of the flower. This depiction not only serves as a scientific record but also as a piece of art, reflecting the 18th-century fascination with the natural world and the burgeoning field of botany.

Weinmann's work was a collaborative effort, involving several artists and engravers, including Georg Dionysius Ehret, one of the most prominent botanical illustrators of the period. Ehret's contributions to the illustrations in "Phythanthoza Iconographica" are notable for their accuracy and artistic quality, which have been praised by botanists and art historians alike.

"Phythanthoza Iconographica" was intended as a reference for apothecaries, physicians, and botanists, providing detailed visual documentation of a wide variety of plants. The inclusion of Tulipa Lutea in this work highlights the importance of tulips in horticulture and their popularity in European gardens during the 18th century. The meticulous depiction of Tulipa Lutea in Weinmann's publication remains a valuable resource for understanding historical botanical art and the scientific study of plants.

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