Cassell & Co, UK publishes volume 7 of the Centennial Wild Flowers Series

Cassell & Co, UK publishes volume 7 of the Centennial Wild Flowers Series This book is a wonderful work by the well-known British botanist Gertrude Clarke Nuttall and the well-known British photographer Henry Essenhigh Corke. Gertrude Clarke Nuttall was the first woman to receive a degree in botany in the UK, and this set of Wild Flowers as they grow is his most famous masterpiece, which includes illustrated chapters on 25 species of flowers and plants. Henry Essenhigh Corke was elected as a member of the Royal Photographic Society in 1905 at the age of 22. In 1911, he published Wild flowers as they grow with Gertrude Clarke Nuttall and began to open his popularity. The pictures in this book were taken directly in nature. It is a color palette made of autochromes. Therefore, the pictures are very classical and delicate. His set of natural science books is also a set of plant photography craftsmanship. It is a very representative plant and flower series in the early 20th century. The content of the book includes 25 photographic color pictures made of autochromes, and the blank page has the first collector's year of collection and signature. Year: 1914 Publisher: Cassell & Co Written by: Gertrude Clarke Nuttall (1868-1929) Photographer: Henry Essenhigh Corke (1883-1919) Size: 21*16.3cm Number of pages: 198 pages There are no missing pages, and century-old books will inevitably have historical traces such as yellowing, and those who can accept them are buying them.