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    SARGENT: PINECONES

    Charles Sprague Sargent (1841-1927). The Silva of North America. 

    • Plate 376: Quercus Prinus

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 399: Quercus Chrysolepis (Live Oak)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 413: Quercus Coccinea (Scarlet Oak)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 415: Quercus Velutina (Yellow-bark Oak)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 548: Pinus Albicaulis (White Pine)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 553: Pinus Balfouriana (Foxtail Pine)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 561: Pinus Ponderosa (Yellow Pine)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 565: Pinus Ponderosa (Bull Pine)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 576: Pinus Attenuata (Loblolly Pine)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 578: Pinus Taeda (Oldfield Pine),

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 586: Pinus Muricata (Prickle-cone Pine)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 600: Picea Parryana (Blue Spruce)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 601: Picea Breweriana (Weeping Spruce)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 606: Tsuga Mertensiana (Mountain Hemlock)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 607: Pseudotsuga Mucronata (Douglas Spruce)

      Price$65.00
    • Plate 608: Pseudotsuga Macrocarpa (Hemlock)

      Price$65.00

    The Silva of North America: A Description of the Trees which Grow Naturally in North America Exclusive of Mexico.  Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1890-1902.  14 folios volumes with 740 engraved plates delineated by Charles Edward Faxon.  Sargent was the first director of the Arnold Arboretum at Harvard University."At the first glance through the book, everyone must admire the fullness and beauty of the plates.  They were made in Paris, from drawings from life, by Faxon, the foremost botanical artist in America… these are so tellingly drawn and arranged, any one with the slightest smattering of botany is enabled to identify each tree, even without referring to the text."—From John Muir, "Sargent's Silva" Atlantic Monthly, Vol. 92, July 1903.Print: 17½" x 13"

     

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