<p>'p''strong'Originally published in 1814, this remarkable volume features 110 colour swatches paired with poetic descriptions that capture nature's vibrant palette.'/strong''/p'</p><p>'p'In the eighteenth century, German geologist Abraham Gottlob Werner (1750-1817) set out to establish a standard reference guide to colour for use in the general sciences. Decades later, Scottish botanical artist Patrick Syme (1774-1845) extended Werner's work, refining it into a comprehensive catalogue of the most prominent shades and hues found in nature. The result was a timeless compendium of colour that showcases the beauty of nature across the animal, vegetable, and mineral kingdoms.'/p'</p><p>'p'Each colour swatch in Syme's edition of 'em'Werner's Nomenclature of Colours'/em' is accompanied by examples found in nature, offering a practical tool for scientists, artists, and explorers alike. Notably, Charles Darwin used this guide during his voyage on the HMS Beagle to accurately describe his observations.'/p'</p><p>'p'This exquisite collection of colours celebrates the harmony of art and science, capturing the beauty found in the natural world.'/p'</p>