Plantes de fourrage ou de champ

Related Artworks

• Tabular view of the vegetable kingdom Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Fruits Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Fruits (Plum, Peach, Apple, Apricot) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Poisonous Plants (Foxglove, Buttercup) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Poisonous Plants (Monk’s-Hood, Woody Nightshade) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Kitchen vegetables and roots (Cabbage, Turnip, Brocoli) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Winter Flowers Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Plants useful in domestic, economy, the arts (Hop, Teasel, Poppy, Chicory) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Plants useful in domestic, economy, the arts… Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Poisonous Plants (Lords & Ladies, Herb Paris) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Summer Flowers Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Poisonous Plants (Meadow Saffron, Mezereon) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Poisonous Plants (Bryony, Waterdropwort, Caper Spurge) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Kitchen vegetables and roots (Celery, Onion, Asparagus, Potato) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Poisonous Plants (Hemlock, Garden Nightshade) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Poisonous Plants (Celandine, Fool’s Parsley) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Poisonous Plants (Yew, Henbane) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Grains Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Kitchen, vegetables and roots (Artichoke, Rhubard, Pea) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Grains (Maize, Rice, Millet) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Fruits (Quince, Pear, Medlar, Grape) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Poisonous Plants (Herb Mercury, Yellow Vetchling) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Autumn Flowers Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• Plants useful in domestic, economy, the arts (Flax, Cotton, Coriander, Bulrush) Charlotte Mary Yonge 1858
• A Peaceable Kingdom with Quakers Bearing Banners (1829-30) Edward Hicks between 1829 and 1830
• Flat Iron Stand Donald Harding c. 1942
• Man’s Great Coat Frederick Jackson c. 1937
• Husaria w walce Ivan Ivanec 1930
• Ectocarpus pusillus Anna Atkins 1843-1853
• Wall-pepper or stonecrop Elizabeth Blackwell 1739
• Les principaux ornaments des tissus jusqu’au XIXme siècle Pl.14 Friedrich Fischbach 1902
• Fellachenhaus mit einem ausgestopften Krokodil über der Tür Wilhelm Gentz 1850
• Gevangenpoort in Den Haag Willem Adrianus Grondhout 1907
• Ectocarpus tomentosus Anna Atkins 1843-1853
• Vienna, Kärntnerstrasse, a view from the opera to Saint Stephen’s cathedral Friedrich Frank
• Lady Thorold’s Hunter And Shetland Pony With Groom John Ferneley
• The Marquess Of Huntly’s Fleabitten Grey Hunter John Ferneley 1821
• Lord George Bentinck’s Crucifix, John Day Up John Frederick Herring Snr. 1840
• A Apple Pie Pl 01 Kate Greenaway 1900
• Domestic pig Louis Prang & Co. 1874
• Landschaft in Tirol Ludwig Halauska
• The Birches Marjorie De Krafft Burton 1916
• Four cattle Max Joseph Wagenbauer
• St. Nicholas Magazine; The brownies in the toy shop. Palmer Cox 1887
• Caline et Jean Lisant Victor Tardieu 1902
• The voyagers examined the web of cloth Virginia Frances Sterrett 1921
• In Dordrecht Harbor, Holland Walter Franklin Lansil 1900
• Cryptogamic botany of the Antarctic voyage of H.M. Discovery ships Erebus and Terror in the years 1839 Pl.34 Walter Hood Fitch 1845
• Landscape with Figure Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot
• The Wind on the Heath David Cox between 1850 and 1859
• Petit paysage 2 Henri-Joseph Harpignies
• Tree George Howland Beaumont 1790s
• Sheaves Leon Wyczółkowski 1915
• Meadow with Daisys Hans Thoma 1894
• Landscape with a Plough Standing in the Field Hans Thoma 1888
• Portraits of a Grizzly Bear and Mouse, Life Size George Catlin 1846-1848
• Purple finch John James Audubon 1827-1838
• P198 - Habit of a Wiendot woman. Femme Wiendot. Charles Grignion 1757-1772
• The greater & lesser cardamoms & grains of paradyce Elizabeth Blackwell 1739
• P146 - Habit of a young gentleman of Brabant in 1588. Jeune gentilhomme Brabançon. Charles Grignion 1757-1772
• Hert met spoor Johann Elias Ridinger 1751
• Standing cow to the left Johann Heinrich Roos