Nihonsan tsubaki no zu（Japanese Camelia blossoms）
Botanical painter YAMADA Toshio (1882-1941) depicted many Japanese Camelia blossoms. He is also known for some illustrations in Makino's Illustrated Flora of Japan, a pictorial book edited by Japanese botanist MAKINO Tomitaro.
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See Also
Asagao Zusetsu (Illustrated guide to Japanese morning glory)
Asagao (Morning Glory) Boom in Edo and Meiji Periods and Books
Shakuyaku kafu (Peony illustrations)
Yokuon-en Renpu
Shobu zufu (An illustrated collection of irises)
Primroses painted by SAKAMOTO Konen
Koishikawa Botanical Garden Illustrated Guide to Plants and Trees
Yurifu (An album of Lilies) by SAKAMOTO Konen
Irises
Peony illustrations
All sorts of cherry blossoms
Seiyo Kusabana Zufu (Western Flowers and Plants: Spring)
Seiyo Kusabana Zufu (Western Flowers and Plants: Summer)
Seiyo Kusabana Zufu (Western Flowers and Plants: Autumn and Winter)
Tohi shukyo
Hisui hyakka-fu (Flowers drawn by SUGIURA Hisui)
Ouka gafu
Mincho shiken
Hanashobu zufu
Mutant Japanese morning glories painted by TAKANAWA Kido