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On either side of this portrait of Daniel Hanbury are two of the plants that are closely associated with him. On one side is Ipomoea simulans, which Hanbury described, named and showed to be the source of the Tampico Jalap. On the other side is the Liquidambar orientale, which, after long investigation, Hanbury showed to be the plant yielding the liquid storax of commerce.
Royal Pharmaceutical Society Museum
London
Title
Daniel Hanbury (1825–1875)
Date
1886
Medium
plaster
Accession number
LDRPS:PFH2
Acquisition method
gift from Mr Thomas Hanbury, 1887
Work type
Relief
Royal Pharmaceutical Society Museum
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