Alex Caccamoさんのイラストまとめ

‘The Map' by Rachel Fallon and Alice Maher, and 'We Are The Map' by @sineadgleeson and @strandsmusic. Beautiful and provoking exhibition on at @RuaRed

On July’s #travel theme, 2 paintings from the collection @NBGGlasnevin. Augustine Henry travelled to China, where he worked in the Imperial Customs Service. A renowned botanist-the mountain goral was named in his honour, Kemas henryanus. #ExploreYourArchive

Forthcoming show @NGIreland features a number of artworks from the @NBGGlasnevin library collection. Really looking forward to the exhibition. It’s an exciting time for #BotanicalArt

George Edward Massee, mycologist and plant pathologist, was born #OTD in 1845. His daughter, Ivy Massee, also had an interest in #fungi and provided assistance and #illustrations for the book ‘British Fungi’ (1911). @NBGGlasnevin #sciart

Some seasonal paintings from the @NBGGlasnevin library collection- Lydia Shackleton is perhaps better known for her orchid portraits, but we also have a collection of her native plant paintings. Here are the festive holly and ivy. #botanicalillustration

A field poppy-Papaver rhoeas, from Mrs. Letitia White-Spunner’s album of ‘Irish Wild Flowers, to mark #ArmisticeDay. From the library’s collection @NBGGlasnevin #RemembranceDay2019

It’s apple season! This image is from Hugh Ronalds’ (1760-1833) book ‘Pyrus Malus Brentfordiensis’ (1831) #botanicalillustration #sciart @NBGGlasnevin

Had the pleasure of cataloguing this today #specialcollections #wildflowers

#OTD Sir Frederick Moore (1857–1949), was born at the Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin. Known for his orchid expertise, Neomoorea irrorata (now N. wallisii)was named in his honour. #orchids #botanicalillustration #specialcollections @NBGGlasnevin

Photograph from the library’s special collections at the @NBGGlasnevin #reflections #specialcollections