Pierre Joseph François Turpin (1775-1840) is considered by many to have been one of the greatest botanical artists of his age. He was a prolific artist who contributed to many important publications, including two special copies of 'Leçon de Flore' by Poiret for European monarchs. His drawings are exquisitely fine in detail. The original pictures in the Lindley Library are painted on vellum.
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'Renonculacées. Myosurus queue de souris. Myosurus minimus'
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'Renonculacées. Anémone hépatique. Anemone hepatica'
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'Renonculacées. Anémone pulsatile. Anemone pulsatille'
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'Renonculacées. Adonis annuelle. Adonis annua'
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'Renonculacées. Ficaire renonculaire. Ficaria ranunculoides'
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'Renonculacées. Eranthe d'hiver. Eranthis hyemalis'
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'Renonculacées. Renoncule des champs. Ranunculus arvensis'
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'Renonculacées. Anémone des bois. Anemone nemerosa'
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'Orchidées. Ophrys abeille. Ophrys apifera'
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'Renonculacées. Renoncule dorée. Ranunculus auricomus'
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'Renonculacées. Cératocéphale falciforme. Ceratocephalus falcatus'
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'Aroidées. Gouet commun. Arum maculatum'
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