Plate XLVI (1764) by Martin Frobenius Ledermüller
$40.00
Plate XLVI (1764) by Martin Frobenius Ledermüller
A hand-colored microscope study of the upper surface of a pear leaf, drawn from Amusement microscopique — a richly illustrated 18th-century exploration of the natural world.
The intricate, geometric network of pores and cells is compared to human skin, nerves, and blood vessels — a visual argument for nature’s hidden complexity.
This plate reflects a deep curiosity about structure and design, even in the smallest living things.
Printed as a museum-quality giclée on matte fine art paper (200gsm), using rich 12-color ink. Unframed. 11”x14” with a custom, irregular white border.









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