Herausgegeben von der Società Botanica Italiana sowie dem Museo Tridentino di Storia Naturale di Trento. Autoren: Giacomo Antonio Bresadola, Giovanni Battista Traverso, L. Fenaroli, G. Catoni, G. B. Trener, Edouard-Jean Gilbert, Arturo Ceruti, Carlo Luciano Alessio, Ernesto Rebaudengo.
Iconographia Mycologica et Supplementum. I-XXIX (29 in 32 Bänden = komplett).
Mailand und Trient 1927-1980
Mit 3 Porträts, 1471 farbig lithographierten sowie 59 schwarzweißen Tafeln. Jede Tafel mit Textblatt. Halbleinen. Groß-Oktav. Überwiegend in lateinischer, einige wenige Seiten in italienischer oder englischer Sprache verfasst.
Zustand: Die Einbände sind von guter bis sehr guter Erhaltung. Die Tafeln befinden sich in einem sehr guten Erhaltungszustand. Hier steht eine sammelwürdige komplette Folge dieses umfangreichsten Bildwerks der modernen Mykologie zum Verkauf.
With 3 portraits, 1471 coloured lithographed plates and 59 black and white plates. Each plate with text leaf. Half cloth. Large octavo. Mostly written in Latin, a few pages in Italian or English.
Condition: The bindings are in good to very good condition. The boards are in a very good state of preservation. Here is a collectible complete set of this most comprehensive pictorial work of modern mycology for sale.
Giacomo Lazzari: "The value of this imposing work is widely well known […]. The idenfication of the scientist and the painter into the same person results in a capacity of 'sinthetizing' the image og species; the Author did not limit himself to make a simple precise reproduction of the aspects of fungi showing every detail (important or less important or even absolutely not even specific) as photography does. The above mentioned pecularity as well as the clear graphic description of the microscopic characters, that never had been so accurately and exhausively reproduced before, are the secret of the wide success which the work by Bresadola had since it was for the print issued."
Nissen, BBI 231
Uellner 178
Stafleu-Cowan 745
Volbracht 243
