SPRIGVANE
THE GARDEN CABINET

ORIGINAL LINE STUDIES
COLLECTION Nº 019

PLATE I / GARDEN SAGE

Garden sage,
drawn leaf by leaf.

Salvia officinalis L.

A branching stem, broad paired leaves and veins that run back to the midrib.

Follow the garden story
Original stylized sage engraving with broad paired leaves and fine vein hatching
Plate I · Original line study, not an identification plate

01 / FROM THE GARDEN

Sage, lavender
and rosemary.

Each plant gets a line drawing with its accepted botanical name beside it.

These original studies translate leaves and stems into line. The broad sage leaf, the narrow rosemary blade and the lavender spike each establish a different rhythm on the page.

Original lavender line study with narrow leaves and three flower spikes
II / Lavender
Lavandula angustifolia Mill.

02 / THREE RELATED STUDIES

Three plates,
each with a record.

A small collection leaves room for a clear caption. Browse the classified plates and open the record beside each illustration.

Open the three-plate herbarium →
Original rosemary line study showing many narrow leaves on branching stems
III / Rosemary
Salvia rosmarinus Spenn.

Names and plate records

Illustrations are original, stylized vector studies. Accepted names were checked against a botanical name database; no identification or care advice is implied.

Read name sources and illustration rights

Sage name source · Lavender name source · Rosemary name source

All three drawings use the repository MIT licence. They are not copied scientific plates.