Plate LI. Subjects: 1. Convolvulus of Klokjeswinde (Bellflower Winde or clockwinde). 2. Smeltkroesen (Crucible). 3. Corbeilles of schanskorven (Gabion). 4. Coris of Sint Janskruid (Coris or St John's wort). 5. Cormorant Corvus Aquaticus of waterraaf (Water raven). 6. Cornus of Kornoeljeboom (Dogwood). 7. Coronilla. 8.Hazelaar of Hazelnooteboom (Hazel or Hazelnut Tree). 9. Cortise (Cortisen). 10. Cotinus of Venitiaansche Sumach (Smoketree or Smoke bush). Copperplate engraving and etching on a verge type paper (with chainlines). Watermark not visible on every sheet. Description: This rare engraving originates from 'Nieuw en Volkomen Woordenboek van Konsten en Weetenschappen .', published by S.J. Baalde, Amsterdam, 1770. This is in fact an early Dutch encyclopaedia.Artists and Engravers: The author of this work is Egbert Buys. Egbert Buys (ca. 1725 - 1769; but probably ca. 1775) started his career as the author of Den Algemeene spectator (Amsterdam, J, Haffmann,1749). After having been ac