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Today we present botanical art found in Owen Jones’s classic work 'The Grammar of Ornament,' published by Bernard Quaritch in London in 1868. The book features 120 chromolithographic plates of design examples from across time, geography, and culture. More: https://t.co/kVbQvpPuHx

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may it all find you

illustrated a Fiddlehead botanical poster because i needed something to do when i couldn’t sleep so here we are

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Botanical illustration and the park: The Australian flora in applied art. Part I. The Waratah....... by RT Baker, 1915, from BHL/NYBG.........https://t.co/1Zg06fQAkj

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Botanical illustration and the park: The American flora : or history of plants and wild flowers : containing their scientific and general description, natural history, chemical and medical properties, by AB Strong, et al., 4 vols, 1855, from BHL/NYBG......https://t.co/3YBACwyAiW

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You can now download 150,000 free Illustrations of the Natural World. The artworks, collected by the open-access Biodiversity Heritage Library, range from animal sketches to historical diagrams and botanical studies: https://t.co/Mhez1i8ABw

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The sepia version of the set of botanical illustrations I did over on my science account, ! 🌼
Prints: https://t.co/Xl55HSUZUB

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Over 150,000 Enter the Public Domain. The free images, uploaded courtesy of the Biodiversity Heritage Library (), include animal sketches, historical diagrams, botanical studies, and scientific research. https://t.co/uIyOGBFakY

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2020 Lumen Print. 5 day exposure. In memory of my Dad. photography process art photography

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Roses by Alfred Parsons {1847–1920}, illustrator, landscape painter and garden designer ••

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This is my entry for this week challenge" Illustrated spring flora and fauna"It's the pink and blue colorway of my Night cherry garden. I hope you'll like it and you'll like it enough to vote for me: https://t.co/afdVKhX2c8

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It’s so we’re sharing this illustration by Scottish botanical artist Elizabeth Blackwell (1707-1758) from her book, A Curious Herbal. She wrote of hemp, “The Seed being boil’d in Milk ... is accounted good for old Coughs, and a Specific to cure the Jaundice.”

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The second grievance concerns changes of botanical name. I admit that it is very puzzling to be brought up in our childhood to call lilac Lilac and syringa Syringa; and suddenly to be told in our middle-age that we must call lilac Syringa and syringa Philadelphus.

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