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Elizabeth Blackwell is 29. The year is 1736. Her husband is in debtor’s prison and she has a toddler to feed. So she turns desperation into inspiration, learning botany and painting an exquisite encyclopedia of medicinal plants https://t.co/LaTPLKA2kh #InternationalWomensDay
Mark Spencer @fungi_flowers, Botany Curator: W. Keble Martin's Concise British Flora. It’s a beautifully illustrated and accessible work that helped me learn my first wild plant names and get into the world of botany. #worldbookday #learnaboutlinnsoc 3/
Yellow-eyed babbler perched on a Chinese hat plant, probably India, circa 1770 #watercolor #gouache #penandink #drawing #worksonpaper #penandinkdrawing #india #naturalhistory #nature #science #ornithology #botany #leaves #chinesehatplant #yelloweyedbabbl… https://t.co/hBiFsugYs6
#Nouveau : Découvrez dès maintenant les versions #ebook et #bundle de la collection #archives sur Sciencepress !
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#histoire #Science #extinction #museum #book #edition #botany #entomology #zoology #collection #naturalist
hi there! i'm lianne, an illustrator and lover of botany set to graduate from MICA this may🌾i hope to spread love for nature through my work, and i'm currently looking for freelance!
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🌿mail: liannepflug@gmail.com
#VisibleWomen
"The Gentle Sound of a Lavender Rain"
Claims of the Natural Order
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#art #trees #nature #botany #surrealism #naturalorder #forests #fantasy #photography
If you were to paint a plant from our gardens, which would you choose? 🌻
Orchid dahlia by Edwina Pickard
See this and many others from our botanical painting collection, currently on display as part of ‘Radical Botany’ in the Core Gallery until 17 May.
Nature's garden (1900) https://t.co/Il0PJxH482 di @internetarchive
#sciart #naturalhistory #botany
Botanical illustration and the park: Vegetable materia medica of the United States, or, Medical botany........by William PC Barton and HC Carey.....1925, from BHL/Missouri Botanic Garden.......https://t.co/XYHak3lcbN
@DeePeeArts Hi there! My name's Selina, I'm an artist and designer from Canada! ✨ I make everything from art prints to clothing and I love D&D, space and botany 🌿🌙
🥕 American medical botany: .
Boston:Cummings and Hilliard, 1817-1820.
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I genuinely thought this was a painting when I first saw it but no it is a botany specimen!
Image via @Smithsonian CC0 copyright license https://t.co/ocQjb4q6cx #SmithsonianOpenAccess #MothOrchid
The Musée des Beaux-Arts de #Marseille, the Musée Grobet-Labadié and the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, de la Faïence et de la Mode will exhibit #drawings ft. #gardens and #botany at the Salon du Dessin (25 - 30 Mar 2020). #Fragonard, The Tivoli Waterfalls, #MuséedesArtsDécoratifs
Photo: Common Teasel Seedheads by -
Select focus on a stand of common teasel.
Keywords: common teasel dipsacus fullonum invasive plant seedhead vivipary prickly stem barb thorny fladed bloom floral flora thorn wildflower plant weed wild nature botany wild teasel fuller's te…
Photo: Closeup of Common Teasel Seedhead by -
Common teasel plant seedhead on a prickly stem.
Keywords: common teasel dipsacus fullonum invasive plant seedhead vivipary prickly stem barb thorny fladed bloom floral flora thorn wildflower plant weed wild nature botany wild te…
Spotted some crocuses in the wild so so here’s some lovely illustrations! Saffron (from crocus sativus) historically used to treat ailments such as gout & asthma, and believed to be an aphrodisiac. This 19thc medical #botany text also claims it brings “ecstatic drunkenness”
Botany and the park: the four types of plants - plants you can eat, plants that you can kill people with, plants that you can use to get high, and the rest.......from the treesinspace blog......https://t.co/K9YDi9UE3H (Images: BHL)
Plantæ utiliores (1842-1850) https://t.co/ZFgLFfNHhZ @BioDivLibrary
#sciart #naturalhistory #botany
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