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Happy #WorldNumbatDay! To celebrate, here we have #Numbats from John Gould's The Mammals of Australia Volume 1, illustrated by Henry Constantine Richter
Johann Reinhold Forster was born #OTD in 1729. An ornithologist best known as naturalist on Captain James Cook's 2nd Pacific voyage. These illustrations are from our copy of his 'Indische Zoologie', 1781.
'Maria Merian and herpetology': https://t.co/Y9C0DswTcN
'Maud Horman-Fisher - Zoological artist and illustrator': https://t.co/6gLAZGdefs
'Women and the blue planet': https://t.co/1CTPsSM9xo
#AdaLovelaceDay #sciart #WomenInSTEM #WomensArt
#ZSLLibrary & #Archives have now closed to visitors for the week, we reopen on Tuesday 11 October. Edward Lear, Mark Catesby, Maria Merian & the rest of the Library & Archives team would like to wish you all a very happy #LibrariesWeek!📚Do watch out for more tweets..🦁🦜🦋🐊🦈🦀
To celebrate #BatNight 🦇 here are various bats in Ernst Haeckel's 'Kunstformen der Natur' (Artforms in nature), 1899-1904. More about Haeckel in our #blog from 2017: https://t.co/p2yQetc0oP
'Monochrome' is the theme for this #weekend's #summer of colour tweet. Perfect for reminding everyone about the opening of Monkey Valley @ZSLLondonZoo, a new home for our black & white colobus. #Lithograph in ZSL's 1885 Proceedings, now @JZoology. #SciArt by Joseph Smit.
#ThrowbackThursday to a series of #Postcards that were produced by ZSL which included interesting facts about each #animal #EphemeraNH #Ephemera
Ann found it difficult to select one book for #NationalBookLoversDay but decided on Maria Merian's 'Dissertation sur la génération et les transformations des insectes de Surinam...', our copy publ. 1726, it features wonderful engravings of insects, plants, reptiles & amphibians.