Houtkunde, behelzende de afbeeldingen van meest alle bekende, in-en uitlandsche houten ... met aanwyzing van derzelver afkomst, hoedanigheden en ... Hoogduitsche, Engelsche, F

Houtkunde, behelzende de afbeeldingen van meest alle bekende, in-en uitlandsche houten ... met aanwyzing van derzelver afkomst, hoedanigheden en ... Hoogduitsche, Engelsche, F

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Format Hardcover
Pages 294
Language Dutch, Flemish
Published Apr 24, 2018
Publisher Gale ECCO, Print Editions
ISBN-10 1385548835
ISBN-13 9781385548837
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In this detailed exploration of wood, Jan Christiaan Sepp provides an encyclopedic guide that delves deep into the characteristics and origins of various known woods. His meticulous research captures not just the aesthetic qualities of timber, but also its practical applications, making this work a vital resource for woodworkers, craftsmen, and naturalists alike. Through vivid illustrations, he brings to life the beauty and diversity of wood species from both domestic and foreign environments.

Sepp's dedication to the subject is evident as he navigates the intricate tapestry of botany and craftsmanship. His methodical approach offers readers a glimpse into the hidden qualities of wood, enhancing appreciation for this natural resource. Through detailed descriptions and insightful commentary, he invites readers to reflect on the significance of wood in both historical and contemporary contexts, establishing a comprehensive understanding of its various uses and cultural significance.

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