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In 1699, Maria Sibylla Merion sailed from Amsterdam to Suriname to study the life cycle of tropical insects. Here’s her watercolor of an Achilles morpho butterfly on a West Indian cherry from an exhibition at @RCT. #MuseumsUnlocked theme today: #DrawingsandIllustrations
@emswam @PriyaChabria I ❤️ her works - I got this book for my daughter sometime back. Everytime I open it my jaws drop at the drama she created in those images like this “Shoreline Purslane and Suriname Toad”
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🎼 I simply remember (a few of) his favorite things & then I don’t feel so sad 🎶
1.Vogelgids voor Suriname, 1940
Jan Joost ter Pelkwijk (1914-42)
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2.Miriam Makeba
https://t.co/BJOO02Sgqe
3.Vlinders & klaprozen, 1889
Vincent van Gogh @vangoghmuseum
It been a long time since I used this app. Ahhh meet my most loved daughter: Suriname (need to give her a human name u_u)
🦋 Metamorphosis insectorum surinamensium.
Amsterdam: Voor den auteur, als ook by G. Valck,[1705].
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This exhibit features some of our most beautifully illustrated rare books, such as Maria Sibylla Merian's Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium (1705).
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#insects #WomenInSTEM #sciart
Day 10 of #Archive30 'Food & drink'
@morethanadodo's 1705 copy of ‘Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium’ by Maria Sibylla Merian illustrates the life cycle of insects and includes the plants that would be a source of food to the species. Her favourite was the pineapple.
2/2 Pineapple & cockroaches, from The Insects of Suriname, 1719 edition. Brought to you by traveler, naturalist, & artist Maria Sibylla Merian.
Born today in 1647, botanical artist Maria Sibylla Merian took an early interest in #entomology. She retained indigenous names for the not-yet-described species she found in Suriname and performed controlled laboratory experiments to investigate caterpillars' plant preferences.
Engravings from Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium (1705) by naturalist and scientific illustrator, Maria Sibylla Merian.
Merian was born #OTD 1647. Further details about her remarkable life: https://t.co/dvqS0lc41j
#histSTM #WomenInSTEM #sciart
Banana Tree Flower with Io Moth, by Maria Sibylla Merian — who was born #onthisday in 1647.
From her pioneering Metamorphosis insectorum Surinamensium (Insects of Suriname), first published in 1705.
See more prints by her in our online prints shop: https://t.co/ASX37Nx31n
Born on this day 1647, naturalist & artist Maria Sibylla Merian. Here, Teucer Owl Butterfly & Rainbow Whiptail Lizard among the bananas, from her book The Metamorphosis of the Insects of Suriname, 1705.
2 avril 1647: naissance de Maria Sibylla Merian, naturaliste et peintre.
Observe, entre autres, la métamorphose des papillons.
➡️Maria, par Jacobus Houbraken
➡️Gravure sur cuivre coloriée à la main, 1705. De Metamorphosis insectorum Surinamensium, planche XX (Thysania agrippina).
Dessin du soir pour le défi animalier quotidien de @curiosiboite : le crapaud du Suriname (Pipa pipa). La femelle incube ses œufs dans un repli de peau sur son dos et les petits en sortent tous formés ! Yummy !
¿Te apasiona Maria Sibylla Merian? Ya sabes que puedes ver al completo ‘Metamorphosis insectorum surinamensium’ (1705) en acceso abierto. https://t.co/8XVOUIG0cc
Maria Sibylla Merian, Plate 12 from ‘Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium’ (1705)
(Universitätsbibliothek Johann Christian Senckenberg, Frankfurt) #illustration #biology #botanical
Did you know that South-American sweet potatoes produce blue flowers? Maria Sibylla Merian did, as in 1699-1701 she studied plants and animals in Suriname, illustrating them in a spectacular series of drawings. Come and find out her story on Sat 1 Feb, 2-4pm, at @Parsonagetrust.
A personal tale on fighting my own inner demons, depression and the destruction of my country, by a descructive ideology called “Boutism” , the color pallete used are taken from the flag of my homecountry Suriname 🇸🇷 soon™️ #sranan #cryptoart
I keep coming across #MariaSibyllaMerian’s work whilst on #MuseumNerdsAbroad and let’s be honest, that’s not really a problem! The Metamorphosis insectorum Surinamensium was published in 1705 and is still a fantastic book showing insect life cycles #entomology #MuseumBoerHaave