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Das puch der natur
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Das puch der natur

work by Megenberg
Also known as: ā€œBuch der naturā€
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    …one being Konrad von Megenberg’s Das puch der natur (or Buch der natur, ā€œBook of Natureā€). When printed in 1475, it included the first known woodcuts for botanical illustrations. Very few original drawings were prepared for herbals before the 16th century: illustrations were copies and copies of copies. They became…

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    …one being Konrad von Megenberg’s Das puch der natur (or Buch der natur, ā€œBook of Natureā€). When printed in 1475, it included the first known woodcuts for botanical illustrations. Very few original drawings were prepared for herbals before the 16th century: illustrations were copies and copies of copies. They became…

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