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Tulipa II/ La Solitaire brune (Pl 8 from Christopher Jacob Trew, "Hortus Nitidissimis...", Nuremberg, Wirsing, (1750–86)

(German, 1705–1751)
(German, 1720–1762)
published 1750–86
Place of PublicationNuremberg
Medium/TechniqueEngraving, hand-colored
Credit LineBequest of George P. Dike—Elita R. Dike Collection
Accession number69.329
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsPrints
ProvenanceElita R. Dike, Brookline; to her spouse George P. Dike, Brookline; bequest to MFA May 14, 1969
Tulipa V, Double White-Edged Tulip (Double blanc bordé), plate 22 from Christopher Jacob Trew, "Hortus Nitidissimis omnen per annum superbiens floribus, sive amoenissimorum florum imagines", 3 vols., Nuremberg, 1750-92.
Tulipa V, Double White-Edged Tulip (Double blanc bordé), plate 22 from Christopher Jacob Trew, "Hortus Nitidissimis omnen per annum superbiens floribus, sive amoenissimorum florum imagines", 3 vols., Nuremberg, 1750-92.
August Wilhelm Sievert ("S")
1750–53
Ranunculus XII/ Aurora (Pl 133 from Christopher Jacob Trew, "Hortus Nitidissimis...", Nuremberg, Wirsing, (1750–86)
Georg Wilhelm Baurenfeind
1777
Colored print of Engagements between 'Madedonian' & 'United States'
S. Seymour
about 1813
Mr. West and Family
Georg S. and Johann Gottlieb Facius
1799
Geburt und Tauf-Schein
Wilhelm F. Schopflin
1796
Wandsbeck
Wilhelm Heuer
Three cartoon mice putting shamrocks on a snowman.
Three cartoon mice putting shamrocks on a snowman.
Wilhelm S. Schroeder Nachf. (Max Wollstein), Berlin
Four cartoon mice dancing around a snowman.
Four cartoon mice dancing around a snowman.
Wilhelm S. Schroeder Nachf. (Max Wollstein), Berlin
Three cartoon mice on skis.
Three cartoon mice on skis.
Wilhelm S. Schroeder Nachf. (Max Wollstein), Berlin
Three cartoon mice on a sled.
Three cartoon mice on a sled.
Wilhelm S. Schroeder Nachf. (Max Wollstein), Berlin
Comment dresser une méchante femme peut se voir à la lumière
Comment dresser une méchante femme peut se voir à la lumière
Wilhelm S. Schroeder Nachf. (Max Wollstein), Berlin
Männchen, nimm die Hand da weg!
Männchen, nimm die Hand da weg!
Wilhelm S. Schroeder Nachf. (Max Wollstein), Berlin