Cai Parry-Jonesさんのイラストまとめ

Exciting to see 2 @RHSLibraries online exhibitions featured on the @googlearts homepage!Explore visual #history of #RHSChelseaFlowerShow + test your #languageofflowers knowledge online(would you be happy to receive a #cactus or a #Calceolaria as a gift?) https://t.co/Yt6IhmSUPa

Sydenham Teast Edwards(1768-1819) born in #Usk #Wales.#botanical illustrator,trained by William Curtis and made most of the illustrations for 'Curtis's Botanical Magazine' (world's longest-running bot mag) from 1787-1815.@rhslibraries has many of his original watercolours for mag

#firstdayofspring selection of #magnolia.From 'Plantae Japonica Icones', an album of 19th-century watercolours of #Chinese + #Japanese plants bequeathed to @RHSLibraries by Reginald Cory (son of #SouthWales shipping+coal magnate,John Cory)who lived at @NTDyffrynG #ValeofGlamorgan

This #bird looks rather sad(possibly after eating the bitter #melon).La Momordique de la Chine [Bitter gourd or bitter melon, Momordica charantia].Plate 69.Coloured engraved plate from Pierre Joseph Buchoz, 'Collection precieuse et enluminée des fleurs...'(1776). @RHSLibraries

George III born #otd in 1738.Some of @rhslibraries George III-related special collection items include his wife's signature from 1816. The work is decorated with Strelitzia (#birdofparadise), a genus named after Queen Charlotte's birthplace, the Duchy of Mecklenburg-Strelitz.

Unfortunately,#Garden #History + #nationalfishandchipsday don't really mix.Instead,as it's #June,here's an image of Rev. JH Pemberton (1852-1926),a #rose hybridiser known for his 'Pemberton Roses',including 'Buff Beauty' painted here by the late Graham Stuart Thomas @rhslibraries

121 today @The_RHS Orchid Committee (OC)!First meeting held #otd in 1889.Since 1897 orchids that have been given awards by
the OC have had their portraits painted.Nellie Roberts was the Society's first orchid artist(1897-1953).One of her earliest works:Lycaste denningiana(1897).

Nice link to my native south Wales today via @RHSLibraries. 'Plantae Japonica', a series of 19th-century watercolours of iconic Japanese plants donated by the influential Horticulturalist Reginal Cory,the son of the shipping and coal magnate,John Cory, who resided at @NTDyffrynG

'Magnolia × soulangeana 'Alexandriana [sic]' (1930), watercolour and pencil on board, by Laurence Stanley Perugini. Perugini was awarded a Silver Grenfell Medal by @The_RHS in 1931 for 'fruit and vegetable paintings'. @rhslibraries #InternationalDayOfHappiness #SpringEquinox2018

Our @rhslibraries collections contain some really special works,including those of Elizabeth Blackwell (1707-1758),Scottish botanical illustrator and author,best known for"A Curious Herbal"(1739) -a reference work on medicinal plants for physicians and apothecaries. #IWD2018