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Insects of the park, and elsewhere: ...Semantics of the insect decline narrative: recommendations for communicating insect conservation to peer and public audiences.....please join the debate.......https://t.co/OgvDnFdk00 (Images: Cooper Hewitt/Smithsonian)
The Smithsonian has released to the public domain almost 3 million high-res images. Rembrandt etching, Moran's palette and brushes, Trost Richards gouache landscapes. #gouachepainting #williamtrostrichards Time-sink warning. https://t.co/Jxqr25kRuJ
Hindu Art of Week: Smithsonian's "Six Recruits" by Gulam Khan in London https://t.co/iOXNpOlvfM #Hindu #art
Birds in the park: Die vollständigste Naturgeschichte der Vögel, by HG Ludwig Reichenbachen, 1836-1862, several vols, from BHL/Smithsonian.........https://t.co/7XvWjPuIu5
Bees in the park, and elsewhere: Linking farmer and beekeeper preferences with ecological knowledge to improve crop pollination.......https://t.co/OoWIAFl2Ce (Open access) (Images: Smithsonian)
Natural history and the park: Illustrations of Indian zoology; chiefly selected from the collection of Major-General Hardwicke ...by John Gray et al, 2 vols, from BHL/Smithsonian..........https://t.co/ZtCKc1uWSl
Sharing our #SmithsonianOpenAccess presentation from the #IIIF #3D community group call today: https://t.co/JpYP5WE5Jy @iiif_io @SmithsonianDPO
The Smithsonian has just released 2.8 million images into the public domain, and it includes one of my all-time favorites: Frederic Church’s stunning 1865 painting of the Aurora Borealis and the Arctic expedition of Isaac Israel Hayes. Gorgeous!
https://t.co/mJwMtSB2ZZ
@dad_dot_jpeg I found a really cool painted bone sword made from a swordfish on the new smithsonian open archive and I hope your sword is also as cool
Smithsonian Releases 2.8 Million Images Into Public Domain https://t.co/PdsOq2uuvY
I genuinely thought this was a painting when I first saw it but no it is a botany specimen!
Image via @Smithsonian CC0 copyright license https://t.co/ocQjb4q6cx #SmithsonianOpenAccess #MothOrchid
Especially for #BlackHistoryMonth2020 I want to bring to your attention american painter
Clementine #Hunter 1886-1988
What a life!
And interesting self-taught #folkartist painter who lived and worked on a Louisiana plantation and has paintings in the Smithsonian
Everett Shinn - Matinée, Outdoor Stage, Paris, 1902. Pastel on paper, 18 x 26 in. (45.7 x 66.0 cm.). Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC, USA
Zoologie, Voyage autour du monde exécuté pendant les années 1836 et 1837 sur la corvette la Bonite, commandée par M. Vaillant, by F Eydoux et al, 1841-52, from BHL/ Smithsonian.......https://t.co/YQLZd7YY8c
Birds of the park, and elsewhere: Parrots in captivity, by WT Greene et al, 1883-1888, from BHL/Smithsonian.......https://t.co/2o4rPFxffQ
Insects of the park: Musée entomologique illustré : histoire naturelle iconographique des insectes : publiée par une réunion d'entomologistes français et étrangers, by A Depusiet et al.......1876-78, 3 vols, from BHL/Smithsonian Libraries........https://t.co/D40bOrPWda
TMW Smithsonian has commissioned artwork of the mosasaur that looks like an orca...
Like the one I drew awhile ago.
IT'S AWESOME
What a nice surprise to listen to the most recent @SidedoorPod episode featuring @SmithsonianSec Lonnie G. Bunch III and hear about Henrietta Swan Leavitt, Annie Jump Cannon, & the women who worked with the Harvard-Smithsonian Glass Plates ✨ @_GlassStars_ https://t.co/LmsbdgD79u
Botanical illustration and the park: La plante et ses applications ornementales, by E Grasset and MP Verneuil, 1896, from BHL/Smithsonian............https://t.co/4FbEHYsGLU
Natural history in the park, and elsewhere: Nouvelles illustrations de zoologie : contenant cinquante planches enlumineés d'oiseaux curieux, et qui non etés jamais descrits. by Peter Brown, 1776, BHL/Smithsonian.......https://t.co/UhsStBYAg9