Detail View: JCB Archive of Early American Images: Annona Triloba. Papaw.

Accession number: 
05800
Record number: 
05800-107
JCB call number: 
E810 M622 / 1-SIZE
Image title: 
Annona Triloba. Papaw.
Creator 1: 
Bessa
Creator 1 role: 
del.
Creator 2: 
Gabriel
Creator 2 role: 
Sculp.
Place image published: 
[Paris]
Image publisher: 
[L. Haussmann]
Image date: 
[1813]
Image function: 
plate 9 [third count]; vol. 3, following p. 160
Technique: 
stipple engraving, color printing, hand coloring
Image dimension height: 
19.5 cm.
Image dimension width: 
13.1 cm.
Page dimension height: 
26.9 cm.
Page dimension width: 
17.1 cm.
Materials medium: 
ink, colors
Materials support: 
paper
Description: 
Branch of the Annona triloba or papaw tree with its flowers, fruit, and seed or pit. Items are numbered for identification in text.
Source creator: 
Michaux, François André, 1770-1855
Source Title: 
Histoire des arbres forestiers de l'Amérique septentrionale, considérés principalement sous les rapports de leur usage dans les arts et de leur introduction dans le commerce, ... Tome III.
Source place of publication: 
Paris
Source publisher: 
De L'Imprimerie de L. Haussmann.
Source date: 
M. D. CCC. XIII. [1813]
notes: 
Annona Triloba is now known as Asimina triloba or pawpaw. It is native to the southeastern and temperate eastern United States. Michaux notes that the tree had been introduced into Europe. André Michaux and his son François-André were sent in 1785 by the French government to study the forest resources of North America. The French hoped to reforest their own country. François-André returned a few years later, also with a commission from the French government, and produced the Histoire des arbres forestiers ... Paris, 1810-13.
Time Period: 
1801-1850
References: 
http://www.crfg.org/pubs/ff/pawpaw.html (June 2008)
Owner and copyright: 
©John Carter Brown Library, Box 1894, Brown University, Providence, R.I. 02912
geographic area: 
North America
Subject Area: 
Flora and fauna
Subject headings: 
Pawpaw
Subject headings: 
Botany--North America
Subject headings: 
Natural history--North America