Born (O.S) in 1726 naturalist & travel writer Thomas Pennant, his books on in the 18th century influenced many people to visit. These images are from the Society edition of British Zoology [1766]

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And couple of headshots of Vi for Supernaturalist. Love her face expressions

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2/2 Su estilo se encuadra dentro del luminismo naturalista:

🖼 PAISAJE DEL CAMPRODÓN (1909) (sala12

Este paisaje se encuentra entre sus obras más importantes y logradas, por la riqueza del color y la pasta y las sutiles gradaciones lumínicas.

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a cute boy for Supernaturalist.
He's trying to cook. I'm not sure if he's succesful :"{

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a grumpy lady I drew for Supernaturalist

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Did some art of my cat Agatha. Lemme know what you think? I know I usually only post furry related art but I have done lots of naturalistic animal art also. :3

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This weekend we posted some moths from The Naturalist's Library volume on British Moths for See more here: https://t.co/ZOl3iIVMXe

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Giovanni Panza ,una pittura figurativa sulla scia della scuola napoletana dell'800,dove c'è:verità,sensibilità,dolcezza,amore per la tradizione romantico naturalistica. Grazie Erminio

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.: Con un grado debajo del brazo, y después del viaje en barco como ayudante del oceanógrafo y naturalista francés Julien Thoulet, Jimena Quirós empezó a trabajar en el Laboratorio de Baleares del
(imagen: )
https://t.co/nGyHd7XFlN

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Naturalist village. ナチュラリスト村の娘。

プラスチックもゴムもカップヌードルも無い村。

薬草を煎じて飲んだり、ヤギやニワトリを飼う生活。
陽が昇ったら活動して、陽が沈んだら寝る…。

きっと、不便ながらも幸せになれるはず。たぶん。

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🔎 The Naturalist's Pocket Magazine or compleat cabinet of the curiosities and beauties of nature.
London.
https://t.co/3YxUtYxJvd

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Physician and naturalist Giovanni Antonio Scopoli was born 1723 in Cavalese (today's Trentino). He spent much of his time collecting plants and insects. He wrote many works, described Amanita Caesarea for the 1st time and corresponded with Carl Linnaeus.

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To celebrate our 10th birthday (today), we present the most-viewed book on contributed by an Australian organisation (): "The Naturalist's Miscellany" vol. 1, which contains the 1st scientific description of a kangaroo (1790) https://t.co/zH4LLUlTuT

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The 3rd most-viewed volume uploaded onto by Australia is ANOTHER of Shaw's The Naturalist's Miscellany. Like the other volumes, (1809-10) contains Australian species, such as this Little Lorikeet & Snowflake Volute. https://t.co/FQuiFAnC8S via

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Our top-viewed book on is v.18 of George Shaw's The Naturalist's Miscellany, contributed by . In this volume, it's the invertebrates that steal the show, with exquisite illustrations by Frederick & Richard Polydore Nodder. https://t.co/aJOVJf8OXt

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Before Piet Mondrian developed his characteristic geometric abstractions (far R) he painted in a much more naturalistic style ~ here, his impressive ‘Apples, Ginger Pot and Plate on Ledge’ ■ and ‘Landscape near Arnhem’ (1901-3)

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Counting down to our 10th birthday: the most-viewed book uploaded onto by is v.14 of Shaw's "The Naturalist's Miscellany", which contains The Parkinsonian Paradise Bird (copied from Sydenham Edwards) via https://t.co/baWXKCUtR5

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A human gargoyle come to life. The naturalistic depiction of muscles. The Art Deco Belt. The industrial gloves and boots. The leather textured cape that both hides and exposes the body simultaneously. The rough brutalistic statuesque carved stone mask. It's all so perfect.

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🎨🦟🐜🦗🌿Schizodactylus monstrosus, a large cricket found in Asia. "The Naturalist's Miscellany" by George Shaw (1789-1813), V.18.

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18C French botanist Jeanne Baret was first woman to circumnavigate the globe, posing as a man on Bougainville’s expedition (1766-69), by enlisting as a valet/assistant to the ship’s naturalist Philibert Commerçon, with whom she had a previous long-term relationship

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