School and family charts, No. XXII. Botanical-economical uses of plants (1890) print by Marcius Willson and Norman A. Calkins Finish:Canvas with Hang Rails the city’s rich musical legacy

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School and family charts, No. XXII. Botanical-economical uses of plants (1890) print by Marcius Willson and Norman A. Calkins Finish:Canvas with Hang Rails the city’s rich musical legacySchool and Family Charts, No. XXII BotanicalEconomical Uses of Plants (1890) Marcius Willson & Norman A. Calkins A cabinet of curiosities on one page: fibers, dyes, grains, spices, timbers, medicineseach plant drawn with clear Victorian poise and paired to what it makes in the world. This handsome teaching chart turns botany into everyday life, where linen begins in a flax stalk and colour sleeps inside a root. Effortlessly decorative, quietly