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COM.ONIXSUITE.9782390291930 03 01 Presses universitaires Namur 02 2390291937 03 9782390291930 15 9782390291930 10 BC <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText>Patrimoines</TitleText> <Subtitle>Publications de la Bibliothèque universitaire Moretus Plantin</Subtitle> <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText textcase="02">The Brendel collection of the University of Namur</TitleText> <TitlePrefix>The</TitlePrefix> <TitleWithoutPrefix>Brendel collection of the University of Namur</TitleWithoutPrefix> <Subtitle textcase="02">Another way of looking at plants, fungi and bacteria</Subtitle> 01 GCOI 99993100050670 1 A01 Philippe Martin Martin, Philippe Philippe Martin Philippe Martin est collaborateur au département de Biologie de l'Université de Namur. Depuis dix-huit ans, il assure la gestion et la mise en valeur des Collections botaniques de l’Unamur, qui comprennent notamment la Collection Brendel. Il est l’auteur d’un ouvrage intitulé: Les familles des Plantes à fleurs d’Europe occidentale (Presses universitaires de Namur). 1 01 eng 02 fre 354 00 354 03 25 1 26 1 29 1 SCI000000 29 2012 3667 ARTS ET BEAUX LIVRES 24 Classification thématique - Presses universitaires Namur Art et histoire 24 Classification thématique - Presses universitaires Namur Sciences exactes 24 Classification thématique - Presses universitaires Namur Art 24 Classification thématique - Presses universitaires Namur Botanique 29 juillet 2013 3051 SCIENCES FONDAMENTALES 29 juillet 2013 4041 Botanique 29 juillet 2013 4050 Histoire des sciences 93 PST 93 AGC 93 WC 96 3MNQ 93 PSTM 93 PSTH 93 AGNB 01 01 01 06 01 05 01 Brendel's didactic models have enjoyed remarkable success since their creation at the end of the nineteenth century. After decades of use in teaching botany, they eventually fell into disuse. Their undeniable artistic value, however, now makes them an exceptional heritage that many collectors compete for. This catalogue compares models of plants – as well as fungi and bacteria – with their natural reality, illustrating the extent to which the Brendels, father and son, were able to combine scientific rigour and the poetry of floral structure with such remarkable talent. While there is probably no collection in the world of all the models made by the Brendels that could be said to be complete, the collection held at the University of Namur is certainly one of the finest collections in Europe. Philippe Martin is a member of the Biology Department at the University of Namur. For the past eighteen years, he has been responsible for the management and development of the Botanical Collections of the University, including the Brendel Collection. He is the author of a book entitled: Les familles des Plantes à fleurs d'Europe occidentale (Presses universitaires de Namur) 03 Brendel's didactic models have enjoyed remarkable success since their creation at the end of the nineteenth century. After decades of use in teaching botany, they eventually fell into disuse. Their undeniable artistic value, however, now makes them an exceptional heritage that many collectors compete for. This catalogue compares models of plants – as well as fungi and bacteria – with their natural reality, illustrating the extent to which the Brendels, father and son, were able to combine scientific rigour and the poetry of floral structure with such remarkable talent. While there is probably no collection in the world of all the models made by the Brendels that could be said to be complete, the collection held at the University of Namur is certainly one of the finest collections in Europe. Philippe Martin is a member of the Biology Department at the University of Namur. For the past eighteen years, he has been responsible for the management and development of the Botanical Collections of the University, including the Brendel Collection. He is the author of a book entitled: Les familles des Plantes à fleurs d'Europe occidentale (Presses universitaires de Namur) 02 The University of Namur boasts one of Europe's finest collections of didactic models created by R. Brendel and son in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to teach botany. This beautiful catalogue showcases this exceptional heritage. 01 Brendel's didactic models have enjoyed remarkable success since their creation at the end of the nineteenth century. After decades of use in teaching botany, they eventually fell into disuse. Their undeniable artistic value, however, now makes them an exceptional heritage that many collectors compete for. This catalogue compares models of plants – as well as fungi and bacteria – with their natural reality, illustrating the extent to which the Brendels, father and son, were able to combine scientific rigour and the poetry of floral structure with such remarkable talent. While there is probably no collection in the world of all the models made by the Brendels that could be said to be complete, the collection held at the University of Namur is certainly one of the finest collections in Europe. Philippe Martin is a member of the Biology Department at the University of Namur. For the past eighteen years, he has been responsible for the management and development of the Botanical Collections of the University, including the Brendel Collection. He is the author of a book entitled: Les familles des Plantes à fleurs d'Europe occidentale (Presses universitaires de Namur) 03 Brendel's didactic models have enjoyed remarkable success since their creation at the end of the nineteenth century. After decades of use in teaching botany, they eventually fell into disuse. Their undeniable artistic value, however, now makes them an exceptional heritage that many collectors compete for. This catalogue compares models of plants – as well as fungi and bacteria – with their natural reality, illustrating the extent to which the Brendels, father and son, were able to combine scientific rigour and the poetry of floral structure with such remarkable talent. While there is probably no collection in the world of all the models made by the Brendels that could be said to be complete, the collection held at the University of Namur is certainly one of the finest collections in Europe. Philippe Martin is a member of the Biology Department at the University of Namur. For the past eighteen years, he has been responsible for the management and development of the Botanical Collections of the University, including the Brendel Collection. He is the author of a book entitled: Les familles des Plantes à fleurs d'Europe occidentale (Presses universitaires de Namur) 02 The University of Namur boasts one of Europe's finest collections of didactic models created by R. Brendel and son in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to teach botany. This beautiful catalogue showcases this exceptional heritage. 01 Brendel's didactic models have enjoyed remarkable success since their creation at the end of the nineteenth century. After decades of use in teaching botany, they eventually fell into disuse. Their undeniable artistic value, however, now makes them an exceptional heritage that many collectors compete for. This catalogue compares models of plants – as well as fungi and bacteria – with their natural reality, illustrating the extent to which the Brendels, father and son, were able to combine scientific rigour and the poetry of floral structure with such remarkable talent. While there is probably no collection in the world of all the models made by the Brendels that could be said to be complete, the collection held at the University of Namur is certainly one of the finest collections in Europe. Philippe Martin is a member of the Biology Department at the University of Namur. For the past eighteen years, he has been responsible for the management and development of the Botanical Collections of the University, including the Brendel Collection. He is the author of a book entitled: Les familles des Plantes à fleurs d'Europe occidentale (Presses universitaires de Namur) 03 Brendel's didactic models have enjoyed remarkable success since their creation at the end of the nineteenth century. After decades of use in teaching botany, they eventually fell into disuse. Their undeniable artistic value, however, now makes them an exceptional heritage that many collectors compete for. This catalogue compares models of plants – as well as fungi and bacteria – with their natural reality, illustrating the extent to which the Brendels, father and son, were able to combine scientific rigour and the poetry of floral structure with such remarkable talent. While there is probably no collection in the world of all the models made by the Brendels that could be said to be complete, the collection held at the University of Namur is certainly one of the finest collections in Europe. Philippe Martin is a member of the Biology Department at the University of Namur. For the past eighteen years, he has been responsible for the management and development of the Botanical Collections of the University, including the Brendel Collection. He is the author of a book entitled: Les familles des Plantes à fleurs d'Europe occidentale (Presses universitaires de Namur) 02 The University of Namur boasts one of Europe's finest collections of didactic models created by R. Brendel and son in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to teach botany. 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