Twelve Albums Collection (#6)

Boletus squirrel bread Numbered top right 364
Boletus (Boletus), Boletus, possibly squirrel bread. Numbered top right: 364. Part of the fourth album with drawings of flowers and mushrooms

Wallflower Erysimum cheiri Violieren differente Couleuren
Wallflower (Erysimum cheiri), Violieren differente Couleuren. / Leuioion var. Color / Girofflets de differentes Couleurs. (title on object), Red and purple wallflower (probably). With a beetle

Juda Medal Lunaria annua Pennink flowers Lunaria graeca
Juda Medal (Lunaria annua) Pennink flowers. / Lunaria graeca. / Bulbonach, (ou) lunaire (title on object), Judaspenning. Numbered top right: 295. Also the Latin and Dutch name

Bovist red cup mushroom Sarcoscypha coccinea
Bovist and red cup mushroom (Sarcoscypha coccinea), Bovist and red cup mushroom. Numbered top right: 369. Part of the fourth album with drawings of flowers and mushrooms

Beautiful Night Mirabilis jalapa Beautiful night
Beautiful Night (Mirabilis jalapa) Beautiful at night / Jasminum hispanicum. / Belle de Nuit. merveilles du perou. (title on object), Nachtschone or wonder flower. Numbered top right: 290

Boletes Boletales Morillen Boletus Morel title
Boletes (Boletales), Morillen. / Boletus. / Morel. (title on object), Leaf with different bolets. Numbered top right: 353. At the top the name in four languages

Cornflower Centaurea cyanus diversche Couleuren van Koorn Bloemen
Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus) diversche Couleuren van Koorn Bloemen. / Cijanus variis Coloribus. / Bluets the different Couleurs

Midnight Beauty Mirabilis jalapa Jasmine Indian
Midnight Beauty (Mirabilis jalapa) Jasmine of the Indian. jasminum hispanicum. / Merveilles de perou. (title on object), Nachtschone or wonder flower. Numbered top right: 287

Liver flower Anemone hepatica old name Hepatica nobilis
Liver flower (Anemone hepatica, old name: Hepatica nobilis) Edel Leverkruijd. / Hepatica nobilis. / hepatique. Liver flower. Numbered top right: 285. Bottom right the name in Latin and Dutch

Garden report Atriplex hortensis Roode Melde
Garden report (Atriplex hortensis) Roode Melde. / a triplex / Bonne Ladies. (title on object), Tuinmelde. Numbered top right: 283. Here also the name in six languages

Moth herb Verbascum blattaria Blattaria Blattaire herbe aux mittes
Moth herb (Verbascum blattaria), Moth herb. / Blattaria. / Blattaire herbe aux mittes. (title on object), Mottenkruid. Numbered top right: 330. Also the name in four languages

White blue button Succisa Duijvels Bete Morsus diaboli Succisa
White blue button (Succisa) Duijvels Bete. / Morsus diaboli Succisa / Mors de Diable. (title on object), White-colored blue button or Devils bite. Numbered top right: 270

Great Plantain Plantago major Plantain Grand Plantain
Great Plantain (Plantago major), Plantain, Plantain. / Plantago major. / Grand Plantain (title on object), large plantain. Numbered top right: 337

Boleten Boletales Verscheyde species fungen fungorum byssinorum varietas
Boleten (Boletales), Verscheyde species of fungen. / fungorum byssinorum varietas. / Differentes especes de funges. (title on object), Leaf with different colored bolets. Numbered top right: 354

Woolly thistle Cirsium eriophorum Numbered top right
Woolly thistle (Cirsium eriophorum), Woolly thistle. Numbered top right: 376. Part of the fourth album with drawings of flowers and mushrooms

Forget-me Myosotis forget-me-not Numbered top right
Forget-me-not (Myosotis), Forget-me-not. Numbered top right: 338. Part of the fourth album with drawings of flowers and mushrooms

Royal candle Verbascum thapsus Wolle Kruijd Verbascum
Royal candle (Verbascum thapsus), Wolle Kruijd. / Verbascum, candela regia. / Bouillon blanc (title on object), Kings candle, or cloud. Numbered top right: 331. Also the name in six languages

Various mushrooms Leaf ten different types mushrooms
Various mushrooms, Leaf with around ten different types of mushrooms and fungi. Numbered top right: 351. With the names of the species below

Regular meadow mushroom Agaricus campestris meadow mushrooms
Regular meadow mushroom (Agaricus campestris), meadow mushrooms and a different kind of mushroom. Numbered top right: 363. Part of the fourth album with drawings of flowers and mushrooms

Lily valley Convallaria majalis Lilies daele
Lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis), Lilies of daele. / Lilium Convallium / Muguet (title on object), Lily of the valley. Numbered top right: 328. Top left the name in three languages

Plantain Plantago Weeg Bree Plantago Maxima rosea
Plantain (Plantago), Weeg Bree. / Plantago Maxima rosea. / Plantain rose (title on object), Plantain. Numbered top right: 322. At the top the Latin name

Tobacco plant Nicotiana tabacum Nicotiane Petum Tabacum
Tobacco plant (Nicotiana tabacum), Nicotiane. / Petum Tabacum. / Nicotiane Tabac. (title on object), Tobacco plant or tobacco flower. Numbered top right: 321. At the top the name in three languages

Juda Medal Lunaria annua Paesch flowers Bulbonak
Juda Medal (Lunaria annua) Paesch flowers. / Bulbonak. / Bulbonach. (title on object), Juda Medal. Numbered top right: 300. Right the name in three languages

Snapdragon Antirrhinum Leeuwe Muyle Anthirrinum
Snapdragon (Antirrhinum) Leeuwe Muyle. / Anthirrinum. / Meuron. (title on object), Snapdragon. Numbered top right: 288. Top left the name in four languages, below a four line inscription in Latin

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"Exploring Nature's Melodies: Twelve Albums of Vibrant Flora and Fauna" Delicate Blue Iris (Iris sibirica) dances gracefully in the morning breeze, captivating with its ethereal beauty. Portuguese Irides (Iris lusitanae) paint a picturesque scene, their vibrant hues adding a touch of elegance to any garden. Affodil (Asphodelus heroion), also known as Asphodelus affodille or Asphodelius, blooms like golden stars amidst green meadows. Bolderik (Agrostemma githago Koorn Roose pseudo Melanthium) stands tall and proud, its crimson petals contrasting against the surrounding landscape. The Yellow Iris (Iris pseudacorus Geluwe Lisbloeme) adds a cheerful splash of color to wetlands and marshes, inviting admiration from all who pass by. Purple iris (Iris germanica Purple iris flower) exudes an air of royalty with its regal purple petals that command attention wherever they bloom. Ajuijn Field Ornithogalon Spicatum showcases delicate white flowers resembling tiny bells that sway gently in the wind, creating a mesmerizing sight for onlookers. The Yellow Lily (Lilium liliosphodelus Luteus LIliflorus adoratus) radiates warmth and joy with its sunny yellow blossoms that brighten up gardens and bouquets alike. Lentils' humble presence is celebrated as Lens culinaris Wilde Sene Collutea Theophrasti; these legumes not only nourish but also add charm to fields across the world. Cuckoo Flower's vibrant pink petals adorn meadows like Lychnis Prick nose Lychnis coronaria; their delicate beauty attracts pollinators far and wide.