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The Austrian botanical artist Ferdinand Lukas Bauer was born in 1760. The RHS Lindley Library holds some beautiful watercolour foxgloves by Bauer, which were published in John Lindley’s ‘Digitalium Monographia’ (1821).

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Birthday in the park: Ferdinand Bower, 1760-1826, botanical illustrator.......https://t.co/91kqlloh9D

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I like half drew a Botan 😅 Might finish her later on today😊✨

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Happy New Year Wiches : Download premium vector of Year of 2020 botanical vector 1015203 -
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Name Initial Letter Print Nursery Letter Wall Art Alphabet Print Alphabet Botanical Name Art Letter E Picture Floral Alphabet Picture Gift https://t.co/2tsYQzLu79 designs artwork wall art

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Make sure to pre-order the limited collector’s edition of UNIclr! Comes with a full art book, a UNI soundtrack and Londrekia keychain. Check out the demo for UNIclr at the Aksys Games Localization, Inc. booth in the Botanic Foyer all weekend

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A botanical trio I was commissioned to do for Christmas! It was an amazing opportunity and I loved seeing my growth in such a small amount of time!

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Cecelia's ideal date would be taking you to an opera, and then on a nighttime stroll through the botanical gardens to look at flowers under the moonlight. She would have a picnic set up and ready, so the two of you can enjoy a midnight snack.💘

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Botanist and broadcaster wants to see more funding for research into pests and pathogens, and the breeding of plants better able to resist new diseases https://t.co/zlsaKryAPJ

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Botanical illustration and the park: Plantarum historia succulentarum = Histoire des plantes grasses ..... by Augustin Pyramus de Candolle, et al.....1799-1837, 3 vols.....from BHL/Missouri Botanical Garden......https://t.co/TGjt3UXq1v

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Think are just a mythical magical plant from Harry Potter? Think again! As explains, mandrakes are real, and they've been growing at for the past four centuries...

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Today we’re admiring some wonderful fungi woodblock illustrations from the 1920-22 edition of 'Honzo Zufu' by Iwasaki Tsunemasa (1786-1842). As well as being a botanist, entomologist and zoologist, Tsunemasa was a samurai in the service of the Tokugawa shogunate.

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Got a lot of work to do in the rare book room today which is distracting me from my 291 unread emails

Here are some beautiful illustrations of Australian plants from ‘Botany of Cook’s first voyage’ by Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander

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