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階段を上がると、それはそれは美しい空間が待っていました。
また観に行く。
Gallery Zaroff企画
清水真理 × 村上仁美二人展
@shimizumari × @Hiiceramica
Hortus Conclusus
マリアの閉ざされた庭
New to the #BHLib @Flickr: "Hortus Canalius" (1823), by Ignaz Friedrich Tausch, illustrating & describing a selection of the plants found at the botanical garden of Emanuel Joseph Malabaila von Canal. Explore the #SciArt thanks to @HarvardLibrary: https://t.co/dmfY17bGoo
For #MayFlowers today a selection of illustrations from Sebastian Schedel's Calendarium (1610), the oldest item in @kewgardens #archives . These drawings were produced for the Hortus Eystettensis, a catalogue of the Prince Bishop of Eichstätt's garden 🌺🌼💐🌹
Serra Hortus⠀
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Half plant, half mammal: This mermaid is an eco system in herself.⠀
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#mermay #100mermaids #mermaid #art #illustration https://t.co/D0eshl5PVQ
C'mon Spring, do this or this or this! Inspiration from Bigelow (1817), the Hortus Sanitatis (1517), and Curtis' Botanical Magazine (1799) #Spring2018
Quick lancerdoodle break...Titus or Thor? ThorTus... >_<;; Lord (or god) of the thundering roar. 😁#trioncreators #Sketching
Happy #Tuliptuesday from @The_RHS #lindleylibrary. Watercolour on paper of a tulip cultivar attributed to the artist August Wilhelm Sievert from the album 'Hortus florum imaginum' (c.1730)
The first in a series of embroideries inspired by Basilius Besler's Hortus Eystettensis of 1613. Very excited to do more!
Hortus Sanitatus, an early natural history book. (this copy has gorgeous high quality scans) https://t.co/wJJwlwvshv
Blue Iris flower by Jude Freeman in Hortus - Latin for #garden #exhibition open now @devonguild #gallery #nature #art
取り敢えず紹介的な。
この俺的ユニット『Hortus in principem』は鷺沢文香をリーダー、西園寺琴歌をセンターとした落ち着いたユニットです。(としか言いようがないんだよなあ)
Asparagus #woodcut 1491 / 1951
Meydenbach, Hortus Sanitatis @RISDMuseum / Antonio Frasconi https://t.co/8Oakj1aVL7
Crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth, medieval illustration from Hortus deliciarum of Herrad of Landsberg (12th century)
Boys fighting with knight puppets in the Hortus Deliciarum, late 12th c. http://t.co/nksuFptzyK