Fries's Swedish mushrooms

Elias Magnus Fries, the father of mycology, published his Sveriges atliga och giftiga svampar in Stockholm from 1860: large hand-coloured plates of edible and poisonous mushrooms.

9 prints

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Antique Mycology Print of Boletus Edulis by E.M. Fries, circa 1860

$170

1860 · 28.3 × 38 cm

Antique Mycology Print of Oyster Mushrooms by E.M. Fries, circa 1860

$170

1860 · 28 × 38.1 cm

Antique Mycology Print of Hemileccinum Impolitum by E.M. Fries, circa 1860

$160

1860 · 28.4 × 37.9 cm

Antique Mycology Print of the Armillaria Mellea by Fries, c.1860

$160

1860 · 38 × 28 cm

Antique Mycology Print of the Boletus Aereus by Fries, c.1860

$160

1860 · 28 × 38 cm

Antique Mycology Print of the Lactifluus Volemus by Fries, c.1860

$160

1860 · 38 × 28 cm

Antique Mycology Print of the Suillus Granulatus by Fries, c.1860

$160

1860 · 28 × 38 cm

Antique Mycology Print of Lactarius Deliciosus by E.M. Fries, circa 1860

$155

1860 · 38 × 28.6 cm

Antique Mycology Print of the Beefsteak Fungus by Fries, c.1860

$135

1860 · 38 × 28 cm