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Tritonia viridis (Aiton) Ker Gawl / Freesias, btwn 1843 & 1844, by (British-South African, 1817–1914), who was born (Mar 23). From Cape Flowers by a Lady; source, https://t.co/I0azauDIWC

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2021-03-23

Turtle and Snake, n.d., animal miniatures by (Italian, 1600-1670). Up for auction this month at Auctions Munich Old Master Paintings sale, March 25, https://t.co/POkdCQMPYV

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2021-03-18

Roberta McIntosh provided illustrations for "A monograph of British Marine Annelids" (1873-1923), a multi-part publication authored by her brother, William McIntosh, and produced over 50 years. See her in the Flickr ➡️ https://t.co/I9W0odFXgw

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2021-03-16

March, 1906, (British, 1871-1920), who died (Mar 15). Source, 1977 facsimile edition of The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady, https://t.co/XrSu3i29yP

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2021-03-15

To celebrate here are some of our favorite botanical illustrations from women artists and scientists featured in the OSG Library. Much of their work was under-recognized during their lifetimes.

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2021-03-09

This is wonderful news! Visit the link (https://t.co/uWZLal6PMN) to see 400+ images from the 's
Collection of Watercolors!

Pictured: Honeysuckle or Woodbine Lonicera periclymenum

https://t.co/uBoK5Y8x1d

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2021-03-08

Today I'm losing myself in the history of 's collections. I'm supposed to be making this history discoverable by adding article data to their historic publications on , but I just can't help reading the articles. https://t.co/PGO3VM4mpW

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2021-03-05

For some beautiful images by George Edwards. Edwards was awarded the Copley Medal by the Royal Society in 1750 for his work on natural history.

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2021-03-04

Natural history illustration and the park: Iconografia della fauna italica : per le quattro classi degli animali vertebrati.....by CL Bonaparte, 4 vols, 1832-1841, BHL/Smithsonian....https://t.co/FLZvIa2tG6

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2021-03-03

Butterflies, a snake & a tortoise around a flowering agave, n.d., by (#MariaMoninckx, Dutch, 1673 or 1676–1757), who was buried (Feb 26). Held at the , https://t.co/n38VApkVRD

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2021-02-26

Natural history illustration and the park: A history of the earth and animated nature, by Oliver Goldsmith, 1881, BHL/Uni California, 2 vols.......https://t.co/RYP1LaBdlm

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2021-02-24

Back from "break" to Week 4 of This week we talked about scientific expeditions + fieldwork in "extreme" environments, from the tropics to the Arctic. We discussed hierarchies of knowledge production, the movement of specimens + the "burden" of science.

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2021-02-23

Download a set of 4 made from my Artworks. They are free for personal use.

German Edition - https://t.co/d3234BGyrb

English Edition - https://t.co/UBJEldKLDg

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2021-02-12

Class is back in (in-person) session, y'all! In Week 2 of we discussed the material culture + labor of taxonomy in the 18thC, from the classification of mammals to crazy things like platypuses and from the abortifacient peacock flower to Linnaeus' sexist plants.

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2021-02-09