Isaac スプレイグ

Isaac スプレイグ

Isaac スプレイグ (Isaac Sprague, September 5, 1811 – ) is a painter of the United States of America for 1,895 years. I drew the natural history images such as paysage, a plant or birds. I described John James Audubon and a plate of the writing of the EISA gray and was the natural history painter who was the most famous in the time, the United States of America.

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Brief career history

I was born in ヒンガム of Massachusetts. I trained myself by the carriage painting business (carriage painte) of the uncle. I published "American birds", and the painting of the bird was accepted in John James Audubon that became famous and went together for the field investigation of birds as an assistant to the Missouri River in 1843 and performed the measurement and sketching. The record of スプレイグ of this investigation is left in the Boston アセニアム library. Kind of birds of the tree-pipit genus, Anthus spragueii were discovered in this field investigation, and the name of スプレイグ was touched. Some of figures of the birds which スプレイグ drew were placed in the book after Audubon, but it was not specified that it was a work of スプレイグ.

I described a botanical professor of Harvard University, EISA gray and an acquaintance, the plate of many botanical books of gray and others in 1845. There is the collection of work of スプレイグ in Boston アセニアム library, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Smithsonian Museum, Harvard University.

Plant image of スプレイグ

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I.Sprague is used to show Isaac スプレイグ when I show an author by the scientific name of the plant. (I search Author Details in /IPNI reading an author sketchy description.)

The writing that スプレイグ described a plate in

• 1842 Asa Gray:Botanical Text-book
• 1856 Asa Gray:Manual of the Botany of the Northern United States ed. 2
• 1848 William Oakes:White Mountain Scenery
• 1848-1849 Asa Gray:Genera Florae Americae Boreali-Orientalis
• 1855-1860 Reports of Explorations and Surveys, to Ascertain the Most Practicable and Economical Route for a Railroad Route from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean, U. S. War Department
• 1875 George B. Emerson:Report on the Trees and Shrubs Growing Naturally in the Forests of Massachusetts, ed. 2
• 1876-1882 George Goodale:Wild Flowers of America
• 1882 Alpheus Baker Hervey:Beautiful Wild Flowers of America
• 1883 Alpheus Baker Hervey:Flowers of Field and Forest
• 1883 Alpheus Baker Hervey:Wayside Flowers and Ferns

References

• Isaac Sprague at American Art Gallery
• Emanuel D. Rudolph, "Isaac Sprague, 'Delineator and Naturalist'" in the Journal of the History of Biology (1990, vol. 23, no. 1, pp. 91–126).

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