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🐚 Thesaurus conchyliorum, or, Monographs of genera of shells
London: Sowerby . ., 1847-1887.
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Fungi in the park, and elsewhere: Rust, smut, mildew, & mould : an introduction to the study of microscopic fungi, by MC Cooke and JE Sowerby, 1865, from BHL/California Academy of Sciences ......... https://t.co/1jmnELLW0l
Botanical illustration and the park: Wild flowers worth notice : being a selection from the British flora of some of our native plants, by Mrs Lankester and J E Sowerby, 1864, BHL/Uni Toronto....... https://t.co/VWgi4UupUs
Birthday in the park: James Sowerby, 1757-1822, naturalist and illustrator........https://t.co/GmreiqYRCU
Natural history and the park: The British Miscellany: or coloured figures of new, rare, or little known animal subjects; many not before ascertained to be inhabitants of the British Isles ... by James Sowerby, 1804, BHL/Naturalis, https://t.co/hRC5Eew4gz
Botanical illustration and the park: A specimen of the botany of New Holland, by James Edward Smith.... with figures by James Sowerby, 1793-1795.......via BHL.....https://t.co/Epy9zBkkfC
Including the very rare unfinished 7th volume, this fine complete set of the Mineral Conchology of Great Britain by #JamesSowerby & his son #JamesDeCarleSowerby is a highlight in this week's auction of #RareBooks in #Edinburgh. Learn more: https://t.co/L0knYxFOVF
James Sowerby's "English Botany", issued in 267 monthly parts & featuring nearly 2,600 hand-colored engravings, was the most comprehensive, illustrated flora of Great Britain available at the time. 3rd ed. (1863-1886) in #BHLib ➡️ https://t.co/wQPbjzTSrb
#BotanicMonday
Botanical illustration and the park: English botany, or Coloured figures of British plants....... by James Sowerby et al.......1863-1886, 12 vols....... from BHL/NYBG ......https://t.co/4YE7OvIIET
An illustration by Millicent Sowerby for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1907) art
Detail from At Home, 1881, by John George Sowerby art
#Conchology: The study of mollusk shells. 🐚🐚🐚🐚
Explore beautiful shell #SciArt in "A Conchological Manual" (1839), authored and illustrated by George Brettingham Sowerby II (1812-1884). #OpenAccess in #BHLib thanks to @mayrlibrary ➡️ https://t.co/Nu5RqxVORQ
#FairyTaleTuesday Aschenputtel often sat at her mother's grave, whr a sapling grew, watered by her tears. She wished with all her heart for a gown and slippes to wear to a royal ball, and three times her wish came true #Cinderella
#illustration 1. Wanda Gag 2. Millicent Sowerby
#Orchids grown by the Royal Botanic Society in Regent’s Park, c.1880.
The Royal Botanic Society was founded by James De Carle Sowerby (son of naturalist James Sowerby) in 1839, and leased 18 acres of in Regent’s Park for experimental gardening, till it dissolved in 1932.
Three generations of Sowerbys contributed to "Thesaurus conchyliorum" (1847-87), one of the rarest of all conchology books. It includes over 500 hand-colored engraved or lithographed plates. Find it in #BHLib via @SILibraries ➡️ https://t.co/0j9WH3CQff #MolluskMonday 🐚
“A New Elucidation of Colour - by James Sowerby - 1809 - Table 5 - Available: https://t.co/a1XYFZ1Rno
Rhyme in the park: At home, by JG Sowerby and JG Crane, 1881........https://t.co/yUMcSDPfcl
It's #FungiFriday! James Sowerby's "Coloured Figures of English Fungi or Mushrooms" (1797-1809), with 440 hand-colored engraved plates after Sowerby, has been called "one of the finest works on mushrooms and fungi". Find it in #BHLib thanks to @NYBG ➡️ https://t.co/cqsKhInmF9
Nine, ten, a big fat hen …
‘Afternoon tea: rhymes for children’, illustrated by J. G. Sowerby & H. H. Emerson [1881?]. Waddleton.b.9.1300 @theUL
Tropical canalifera illulstration 🐚
ca. 1800s
British naturalist George Sowerby (1788 – 1854)