Ogawa Kazumasa Iris Kaempferi c. 1894 From Some Japanese Flowers Chromo-collotype Hand-colored photograph Photo copyright Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Ogawa Kazumasa Iris Kaempferi c. 1894 From Some Japanese Flowers Chromo-collotype Hand-colored photograph Photo copyright Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Ogawa Kazumasa (Japanese, 1860-1929) Iris Kaempferi c. 1894 From Some Japanese Flowers Chromo-collotype Hand-coloured photograph Photo copyright Dulwich Picture Gallery
Japanische Sumpf-Schwertlilie / Japanese Iris (Iris ensata, Syn.: Iris kaempferi)
Japanische Sumpf-Schwertlilie (Iris ensata, Syn.: Iris kaempferi)
Sumpf-/Teichpflanze
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The species now called Iris ensata—commonly known as Japanese Iris—was once called Iris Kaempferi. An antique book in the collection of NYBG's own LuEsther T. Mertz Library contains dozens of illustrations portraying different cultivars of this species in a dazzling array of colors and shapes. Not much is known about this book, but it provides a captivating glimpse into Japanese botanical history. —LM

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