(Band 2): Martin Frobenius Ledermüllers, Hochfürstlich- Brandenburg- Culmbachischen Justiz-Raths ... Nachlese seiner Mikroskopischen Gemüths- und Augen-Ergötzung: Bestehend in zehen fein illuminirten Kupfertafeln, Sammt deren Erklärung: und Einer getreuen Anweisung, wie man alle Arten Mikroskope geschickt, leicht und nützlich gebrauchen solle
This is a 1762 German microscopy atlas by Martin Frobenius Ledermüller, edited by Adam Wolfgang Winterschmidt, issued from Bayreuth-area Culmbach for amateur naturalists who used microscopes for pleasure. The plates are numbered engravings of magnified specimens such as crystals, plant tissue, and cell-like forms, with explanatory captions. Designers may draw on their radial symmetry, fine hatching, and dense stippled textures for patterns, diagrams, and scientific-style backgrounds.
