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A. J. Wendel
Abraham Jacobus Wendel (1829–1918) was a Dutch botanical illustrator known for his meticulous and detailed botanical illustrations. He specialised in depicting various plant species with scientific accuracy, capturing their form, texture, and botanical features in exquisite detail. Wendel's illustrations were highly regarded for their precision and beauty, and he contributed to numerous botanical publications and journals during his lifetime. His work played a significant role in botanical research and education, providing valuable visual references for botanists, scientists, and enthusiasts.
Abraham Jacobus Wendel (1829–1918) was a Dutch botanical illustrator known for his meticulous and detailed botanical illustrations. He specialised in depicting various plant species with scie...
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Abraham Jacobus Wendel (1829–1918) was a Dutch botanical illustrator known for his meticulous and detailed botanical illustrations. He specialised in depicting various plant species with scientific accuracy, capturing their form, texture, and botanical features in exquisite detail. Wendel's illustrations were highly regarded for their precision and beauty, and he contributed to numerous botanical publications and journals during his lifetime. His work played a significant role in botanical research and education, providing valuable visual references for botanists, scientists, and enthusiasts.
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