Difference: ScientistRedoute (r6 vs. r5)
Scientist Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759-1840)
France - Paris
Artist famous for his ilustrations of flowers, he collaborated with the biggest botanists of his time and was nicknamed "the Raphael of flowers" and has been called the greatest botanical illustrator of all time. Born in Saint-Hubert (Belgium), went in Paris with his brother (1782), met Charles Louis L'Héritier de Brutelle and René-Louis Desfontaines, which direct him to the botanical illustration, disciplines then rapidly expanding. In 1787, it leaves studying plants in the Botanical garden of Kew near London. back to Paris, became an official court artist of Queen Marie Antoinette (1788).
see also Pierre-Joseph Redouté on Wikipedia (fr)
Botanical illustrator:Publications
Les Liliacées, Tomes 1-8; texts authors: DE CANDOLLE Augustin-Pyramus (Tomes 1-4), DE LA ROCHE François Étienne (Tomes 5-7), RAFFENEAU-DELILE Alire (Tome 8).
- REDOUTÉ Pierre Joseph (botanical illustrator) & DE CANDOLLE Augustin-Pyramus (texts author Tomes 1-4), DE LA ROCHE François Étienne (texts author Tomes 5-7), RAFFENEAU-DELILE Alire (texts author Tome 1, 8): 1802: n° 18
- Tome 1, 1802: n° 18: Iris Suziana; n° 23: Iris Florentina; n° 29: Iris Sisyrinchium; n° 48: Iris Tuberosa.
- Tome 3, 1807: n° 152: Iris Fimbriata; n° 172: Iris Martinicensis.
- Tome 4, 1808: n° 189: Iris Persica; n° 211: Iris Scorpioides; n° 212: Iris Xyphioides; n° 235: Iris Pseudacorus; n° 236: Iris Monnieri; n° 237: Iris Pratensis.
- Tome 5, 1809: n° 261-262: Iris Pumila; n° 263: Iris Lutescens; n° 292: Iris Variegata; n° 295: Iris Virescens; n° 296: Iris Arenaria; n° 299: Iris Graminea.
- Tome 6, 1812: n° 306: Iris Swertii; n° 309: Iris Germanica; n° 310: Iris Stenogyna; n° 318: Iris Lurida; n° 336: Iris Amoena; n° 337: Iris Xiphium; n° 338: Iris Sambucina; n° 339: Iris Versicolor; n° 340: Iris Curtopetala; n° 349: Iris Spuria; n° 350: Iris Ochreleuca; n° 351: Iris Fœtidissima; n° 356: Iris Plicata.
- Tome 7, 1813: n° 365: Iris Squalens; n° 366: Iris Pallida; n° 375: Iris Flavescens; n° 376: Iris Cristata; n° 420: Iris Sibirica.
- Tome 8, 1816: n° 438: Iris Sibirica, var. B.; n° 458: Iris Sisyrinchium, var.; n° 481: Iris Triflora.
- Tome 3, 1807: n° 152: Iris Fimbriata; n° 172: Iris Martinicensis.
- Tome 4, 1808: n° 189: Iris Persica; n° 211: Iris Scorpioides; n° 212: Iris Xyphioides; n° 235: Iris Pseudacorus; n° 236: Iris Monnieri; n° 237: Iris Pratensis.
- Tome 5, 1809: n° 261-262: Iris Pumila; n° 263: Iris Lutescens; n° 292: Iris Variegata; n° 295: Iris Virescens; n° 296: Iris Arenaria; n° 299: Iris Graminea.
- Tome 6, 1812: n° 306: Iris Swertii; n° 309: Iris Germanica; n° 310: Iris Stenogyna; n° 318: Iris Lurida; n° 336: Iris Amoena; n° 337: Iris Xiphium; n° 338: Iris Sambucina; n° 339: Iris Versicolor; n° 340: Iris Curtopetala; n° 349: Iris Spuria; n° 350: Iris Ochreleuca; n° 351: Iris Fœtidissima; n° 356: Iris Plicata.
- Tome 7, 1813: n° 365: Iris Squalens; n° 366: Iris Pallida; n° 375: Iris Flavescens; n° 376: Iris Cristata; n° 420: Iris Sibirica.
- Tome 8, 1816: n° 438: Iris Sibirica, var. B.; n° 458: Iris Sisyrinchium, var.; n° 481: Iris Triflora.
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