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Matilda Smith (1854-1926): Indian-born British botanical artist who became the first artist to depict New Zealand's flora in depth, the first official artist of The Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, and the second woman to become an Associate of The Linnaean Society.

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The Botanical Study of the hybrid Magnolia liliiflora and denudata “Saucer Magnolia“ print https://t.co/NEsm7veMMY. The original is oil on gessoed paper

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Also I just restocked the botanical skull stickers! 🌺

And for those wondering about the RPG class stickers, yes I will get round to making the rest of the classes, I just haven't got round to it yet! Sorry!

https://t.co/25C2MK6Bnj

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植物モチーフの祭典 は、いよいよ本日12時からWEBで開催です♪ 全てレース糸で編んだ作品を出展しております✨
https://t.co/cKeGrmebXB

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Botanical illustration and the park: Reichenbachia :Orchids illustrated and described, by F Sander, 1888-1890, BHL/Missouri Botanical Garden........ https://t.co/fLesK4wk0V

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RHS Libraries hold a number of stunning illustrations by significant botanical artists, including Lilian Snelling (1879-1972), Caroline Maria Applebee (c.1799-1854) and Augusta Innes Withers (c.1791-1876).

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as therapy. 🌱🙂 “The Red Tree Down the Street.” Watercolor +ink on paper.

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Our newest volume features an illustration titled “Botanical Heart.” This mixed media collage is the work of who works in Cardiovascular Surgery at the . View more work at: https://t.co/g9xePzbnNZ. Thank you for your contribution!

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as therapy, continued... this is the tree outside my bedroom window.

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Anne Pratt (1806-1893): English botanical & ornithological illustrator. Her works are in an accurate style that was partly responsible for the popularising of botany in her day. Her books sold well, but she was not acclaimed due to bourgeois disdain for autodidactic women.

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Sydney Parkinson (c. 1745-1771): Scottish botanical illustrator & natural history artist; the first European artist to visit Australia, New Zealand and Tahiti (1768). He had to work in difficult conditions: in Tahiti, he was plagued by swarms of flies eating paint as he worked.

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Louise von Panhuys (1763-1844): Germanic botanical artist and landscape painter. She went to Surinam and created volumes of botanical specimens; mainly, she painted watercolours of plant specimens, with attention to scientific accuracy.

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Here’s our sunshine, ! A glorious from “Hortus Eystettensis” by Nuremberg artist/botanist Basilius Besler (1561-1629)

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Happy World 🌍 Day! Let’s keep our planet green. 🌿 Beautiful botanical illustration by

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Hey 👋 how are you doing? Here’s a little sketch from last night. I really enjoyed playing with these colours, definitely a palette to come back to I think 🤓 Hope you’re all safe and well 💛✨

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