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Photographs From Johan Wilhelm Weimar’s Wonderful Herbarium (1901)

Johan Wilhelm Weimar (1857-1917) introduces viewers to these striking photographs from his 1901 Herbarium. Produced for the Hamburg Museum of Arts and Crafts, his Herbarium featured high-quality pictures of flowers, twigs and leaves. A herbarium is a collection of plants stored, catalogued, and arranged systematically.

 

Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium.

Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium.

Tuberose by Wilhelm Weimar for the herbarium

 

Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium. Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium.

Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium. Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium.
Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium. Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium.
Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium. Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium. Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium. Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium.
  Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium. Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium.
Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium. Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium. Johan Wilhelm Weimar introduces viewers to incredibly striking work from his 1901 Herbarium.

 

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