Plantae per Galliam, Hispaniam et Italiam observatae, iconibus aeneis exhibitae a R. P. Jacobo Barreliero Parisino ... opus posthumum accurante Antonio de Jussieu ... in lucem editum & ad recentiorum normam digestum : cui accessit ejusdem auctoris specimen de insectis quibusdam marinis, mollibus, crustaceis & testaceis
Plantae per Galliam, Hispaniam et Italiam observatae is a posthumous 1714 botanical plate book by Jacques Barrelier, edited by Antoine de Jussieu and published in Paris by Étienne Ganeau for naturalists and botanists studying Mediterranean and western European flora. Its copper-engraved pages show plants arranged in framed panels, each captioned with a Latin name and figure number. A designer might take from them the precise, spare linework of eighteenth-century botanical engraving and the tidy grid of framed specimens on a page.
