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Botanical illustration and the park: Nova genera et species plantarum ....... by KFP von Martius, 1824-32, from BHL/Missouri Botanical Garden.......3 vols with plates......https://t.co/pNrTdk5fPX

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札幌 botanical garden NUEさんにイラストを提供しました。
植物作家の川島さんがイラストのイメージに合わせて作った花束、素敵です💐
https://t.co/aGZNZ00rcL

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Killing time by drawing botanical books...

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Botanical illustration and the park: Horticulture: végétaux d'ornement, by Aristide Dupuis and F Herincq, Règne végétal ; v.13-14, 1871, from BHL/NYBG..........https://t.co/l3KZIEjsfD

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1787, the 1st magazine devoted to scientific horticulture appeared in England: The Botanical Garden; or, Flower-Garden Displayed--see excerpt from Kate Colquhoun https://t.co/yGYsE81D5j

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You can download 150,000 (free!) botanical and animal illustrations from the Biodiversity Heritage Library. https://t.co/XLXxPcqq0C

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150,000 Botanical and Animal Illustrations Available for Free Download from Biodiversity Heritage Library

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Artist Margaret Meen's botanicals graced the walls of royal palaces & scientific academies. While largely unknown today, her legacy is an important part of British botanical history. explores her life & work: https://t.co/vgueu0msWT

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2020年4月22日(水)〜5月10日(日)にJAMPOTさんで開催される「ボタニカルフォレスト展」に参加させていただくことになりました!




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German botanist and entomologist George Dionysius Ehret was born in 1708. He was also a dab hand at illustration, as can be seen in his work of the 1750s 'Plantae and rariores papiliones', a copy of which is housed at the RHS Lindley Library.

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My sister holding nutmeg (from the tree Myristica fragrans) seeds we found in the rainforest in Grenada 🇬🇩
The net-like red casing (aril) is dried to create mace
Botanical illustration by Koehler (1887)

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I forgot to mention: the botanical paintings could be attributed to John Tradescant the Younger or his wife Ester Pooks, but its unknown who really drew them. Which is a shame bc I really like the animal faces 👀

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Byleth brought Bernie a brand new biting botanical buddy

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One of the great triumphs of science in the Renaissance were Leonardo’s botanical studies of plants. Lady with Unicorn (c1480), Lily (1480-5), St Jerome (1480) & St Sebastian (1480-1). St Sebastian was often used as a coded symbol for gay artists.

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(Botanical: Maurándia semperflorens), Pancrace Bessa, 1836 https://t.co/cNfhlpznR1

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