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Natural history illustration and the park: Catalogue North American mammals with drawings and proof of plates...... by SF Baird, 1856 .....BHL/Smithsonian....https://t.co/AhrjH1MqNW

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2021-06-16

Bumblebees Collecting Pollen by Louise Bird
Natural History is the main inspiration behind Louise's work coupled with her concern for the protection of our natural habitats, hoping to make people more aware of the need for conservation.

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2021-06-12

Natural history illustration and the park; Country rambles in England; or, journal of a naturalist, by JL Knapp and SFCooper.......1853, BHL/Uni Toronto.......https://t.co/q05rxRQqbS

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2021-06-05

Echinops in Flower by Louise Bird
Natural History is the main inspiration behind Louise's work coupled with her concern for the protection of our natural habitats, hoping to make people more aware of the need for conservation.

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2021-06-03

Butterflies in the park, and elsewhere: Surinaamsche vlinders : naar het leven geteekend = Papillons de Surinam dessinés d'après nature, by Jan Sepp.....BHL/Smithsonian, 1848-53........https://t.co/24MQYFjGVs

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2021-06-02

Natural history illustration and the park: The wonders of the animal kingdom : exhibiting delineations of the most distinguished wild animals in the various menageries of this country, by R Huish, 1830, BHL/Smithsonian https://t.co/zqUqdpRbAb

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2021-06-01

Bumblebees collecting pollen by Louise Bird
Natural History is the main inspiration behind Louise's work coupled with her concern for the protection of our natural habitats, hoping to make people more aware of the need for conservation.

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2021-05-29

Natural history illustration and the park: Descriptiones et icones amphibiorum, by JG Wagler, 1833, BHL/Smithsonian....... https://t.co/HQmUzTXnJQ

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2021-05-23

Title page from Wild Flowers drawn & colored from nature, 1859, by who was born (May 20). Published by Charles Scribner & Company; source, https://t.co/2a9q8zIIBY

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2021-05-20

Convolvulus brasiliensis, sea bindweed, c. 1826, by (#NancyWollstonecraft; American, 1791-1828), who died (May 16). digital library, via https://t.co/7FpdSvsMod

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2021-05-16

Drawing of a botanical subject, n.d., by (English, 1744-1819), who died (May 2). On display at , https://t.co/Isyqt95f4v. Moser is 1 of 2 female founding members of the Royal Academy in 1768.

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2021-05-02

In April, these two works by did well at auction. Each had an estimated price of CHF 1500.

- Dandelions with butterflies & caterpillar sold for CHF 16,000.

- Thistle with insects & spider sold for CHF 20,000.

https://t.co/pS9UjI9HIG

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2021-05-01

📢The Exhibition is LIVE! —Check out artworks about + Biology by 40+ Art & Design students. 🙌🏾Celebrate the artists + our collab w/ for —Online Gallery: https://t.co/lgKfPmWOaA

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2021-05-01

Sweet Peas, 1875, by (American, 1809–1884), who died (Apr 27). , https://t.co/THdtAxqi5u. Read Laura Fravel’s blog post about the drawing, https://t.co/KDa491daPf

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2021-04-27

Echinops in Flower by Louise Bird
Natural History is the main inspiration behind Louise's work coupled with her concern for the protection of our natural habitats, hoping to make people more aware of the need for conservation.

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2021-04-25

Resources and the park: the Wildlife Conservation Society Archives recently announced the digitization of our collection of over 2,200 Department of Tropical Research illustrations...........created 1916-1953....https://t.co/kpu9yCXJl3

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2021-04-19