SPRIGVANE
THE GARDEN CABINET

ORIGINAL LINE STUDIES
COLLECTION Nº 019

THE CLASSIFIED CABINET / THREE PLATES

Three plates
with their names.

Original stylized garden sage botanical line illustration
PLATE I / ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION

SPRIGVANE / I

Garden sage

Salvia officinalis L.

Study focus
Broad leaf / central midrib
Series
Garden cabinet / 019

A broad paired-leaf study with line hatching following the blade.

Open plate I record

Original MIT vector illustration, stylized for this cabinet. Accepted name source ↗. Names are factual; collection and drawings are illustrative.

Original stylized lavender botanical line illustration
PLATE II / ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION

SPRIGVANE / II

Lavender

Lavandula angustifolia Mill.

Study focus
Flower spike / narrow leaf
Series
Garden cabinet / 019

Three rising spikes give this plate a tall, fine-grained silhouette.

Open plate II record

Original MIT vector illustration, stylized for this cabinet. Accepted name source ↗. Names are factual; collection and drawings are illustrative.

Original stylized rosemary botanical line illustration
PLATE III / ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION

SPRIGVANE / III

Rosemary

Salvia rosmarinus Spenn.

Study focus
Narrow blade / branching stem
Series
Garden cabinet / 019

Repeated narrow leaves make a denser rhythm along the branching stems.

Open plate III record

Original MIT vector illustration, stylized for this cabinet. Accepted name source ↗. Names are factual; collection and drawings are illustrative.

THE RECORD SYSTEM

How each record is built

A plate number locates the drawing; an accepted name identifies the taxon; a short observation explains what the illustrator chose to emphasize. None substitutes for a scientific identification record.

Cabinet notes

All three line studies are original MIT illustrations. A botanical name database was consulted for nomenclature, without reproducing its images or text.

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