Curtis’s Botanical Magazine, established in 1787 by William Curtis, is the world’s longest-running botanical periodical, renowned for its detailed illustrations and descriptions of plants.

Volume 102, published in 1876, continues this tradition by presenting a diverse array of plant species, accompanied by exquisite illustrations and comprehensive botanical information.

This volume features plants from various regions and climates, reflecting the expanding knowledge of global flora during the 19th century. Each entry provides detailed descriptions, including the plant’s morphology, habitat, and cultivation requirements, offering valuable insights for botanists, horticulturists, and plant enthusiasts.

The meticulous illustrations in Volume 102 are a testament to the collaboration between botanists and artists of the era. These visual representations not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of the publication but also serve as essential tools for accurate plant identification and study. The magazine’s commitment to combining scientific accuracy with artistic excellence has solidified its status as a premier journal for botanical illustration.