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Today is ! To celebrate, feast your eyes on this colourful bouquet by Margaret Meen (fl. 1770 - 1820), complete with bees 🐝🐝

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This day last year was Worldwide Day of Botanical Art! Here’s 3 favourites from our collections: Maria Calcott (c. 1825), Matilda Smith (1885) & Janet Hutton (c. 1810)

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See 34 pieces of contemporary botanical art from our collections now until 7 July (image: the Japanese Pagoda Tree at Kew by Masumi Yamanaka)
https://t.co/DCIR2ncKxQ

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Lovely, rich pinks & purples for today, from Debeaux's 'Flore de la Kabylie du Djurdjura, etc.' (1894)

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Happy ! Feast your eyes on this illustration entitled Catasetum saccatum by Sarah Anne Drake (1803-1857), produced for Lindley's 'Sertum Orchidaceum’ publication

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binding & endpapers on Bonnet & Barratte's 'Catalogue raisonné des plantes vasculaires de la Tunisie,' thanks again to Cairo's Craissati brothers!

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See several items from our Art collections in "The Lie of the Land" until 26 May (Tuesday to Sunday) https://t.co/r0ZA2ZnOcv

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In the symbolic language of flowers a bunch of daffodils has often been used to denote happiness. This exquisite illustration by P.J. Redouté is from 'Choix des plus belles fleurs' (1827-33)

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There's plenty of folklore associated with the colours of flowers in botanical art. Yellow symbolizes happiness & joy, red not only love but courage & respect. Also, can you spot the fly? Watercolour from the Margaret Meen collection, c1770-1820

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Roses have long been a symbol of romantic love, and in Greek mythology were associated with Aphrodite goddess of love. Here, in Grandville's Les Fleurs Animées, Queen Rose holds court, with beetles paying homage. Hope
brings more than bugs!

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