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An archaeobotanist investigates the secrets hidden in Renaissance paintings.
https://t.co/pIo5mPS6O3

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I have been on the internet long enough to where actually cannot imagine Sans and Komaeda with anyone else but each other

Damn you BotanicSage

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Botanical illustration and the park: The family flora and materia medica botanica :containing the botanical analysis, natural history and chemical and medical properties of plants, by Peter Good and E Kellogg, 1845, BHL/Missouri Botanical Garden ......https://t.co/6i1tywt55x

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Hi!!!
I returned from the dead xD
I upload a drawing that I finished more or less recently, I hope you like it c:!
greetings c:

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Curtis's botanical magazine.
London ; New York [etc.]: Academic Press [etc.].
https://t.co/xuQxXu0QxT

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Renaissance paintings that hide botanical secrets. The fascinating links between and ‘Madonna and Child with the Pear’ (1526) by Albrecht Dürer, for instance, actually depicts a “mouth of the ox” apple. https://t.co/VdDtsG4HRx

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Botanical illustration and the park: Plant-life, with 74 full-page illus., 24 being from photos, by the author and 50 in colour from drawings, by Charles Albert Hall, 1915, from BHL/Cornell.........https://t.co/rPNfOeIN4i

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Maria Sibylla Merian, Plate 12 from ‘Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium’ (1705)
(Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg, Frankfurt)

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Happy to be putting up some more original stuff! This was inspired by a trip to St Louis Botanical Gardens late last year.
Prints (both large and small) are available at the link in bio :)

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The Classic poets sometimes referred to dawn as 'crocea'; a reference to the pale purple hue of early morning. [George Clausen via / Edwards's botanical register via ]

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Conocephalum conicum also known as The Great Scented Liverwort. It’s the forage plant for the larval stage of the Epimartyria pardella moth and grows here at Sunnyhill Farm

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hmm beast machines botanica redesign and furry-centric rattrap

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Please enjoy these illustrations from v.1 of the revised edition of 'Paxton’s Flower Garden' by John Lindley and Sir Joseph Paxton. The color illustrations we are featuring today are by Walter Hood Fitch, a prolific botanical illustrator. Learn more: https://t.co/BqlRhYuoOc

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