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For centuries, medical practitioners and artisans have shared a keen interest in naturalia : naturally occurring, (mostly dried) materials deriving from plants or animals, that were sourced locally or imported into Europe via global trade routes. Many of these drugs (Dutch: ‘drogerijen’), paint- and dyestuff were commonly known among physicians and apothecaries as simples, simplicia, or materia medica . International scholarship has shown an increasing interest in the study of simples, natural colorants and the entangled histories of historical simplicia and naturalia collections with an inter- or multidisciplinary approach. In this review essay, I will spotlight three important Dutch contributions in this field. All of these recent publications make collections of simplicia , naturalia and art materials in the Netherlands accessible to a broader readership and pave the way for more multi-coloured histories of this rich cultural heritage.

Essay Review: Collecting naturalia, simplicia and pigmenta in the Netherlands