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Not everyone loves cockroaches with their pineapple but this image from Maria Sibylla Merian's 1705 'Insects of Surinam' is still our fave for #PineappleDay https://t.co/oaLtUvZ9NH 🍍🍍🍍 Find our copy with sooooo many great plates scanned in @biodivlibrary
Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717), German-born naturalist and scientific illustrator #womensart
Beautiful #shells from "D'Amboinsche Rariteitkamer" for #MolluskMonday! This 1705 work by Rumpf details the marine life of Amboina (Ambon) in what is now eastern Indonesia & features #SciArt by Maria Sybilla Merian. In #BHLib via @museumsvictoria @bhl_au: https://t.co/iB5ie7ZIIv
June 24 is #MuseumComesToLifeDay and here is one of my favourite @museumsvictoria objects brought to life: 'Metamorphosis insectorum Surinamensium' by Maria Sibylla Merian
Credit for gif: Richard Naples via #gifitup competition 2014, using source material from @BioDivLibrary
Excited to share the latest addition to my #etsy shop: Gilgamesh and the Dream of Endiku Original Painting Epic Poem from Ancient Mesopotamia Sumerian Art History Sumeria Uruk Humbaba Mythology #art #drawing https://t.co/yWgmON4cH0
Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717) Naturalist, Entymologist and Botanical Illustrator
Ereshkigal (Irkalla)
Queen of the Underworld
Goddess of Kur, the land of the dead or underworld (hell) in Sumerian mythology.
Granddaughter of Enlil, daughter of Sin (Nanna) god of the moon, sister of Inana (Ishtar) & Utu (Shamash) god of the sun, & wife of Nergal.
#iraqesque
The @museumsvictoria library doesn’t have much botanical material, we transferred most of it to the @RBG_Victoria at some point, so starting to struggle with #MayFlowers posts! Here is gorgeous Merian’s ‘De Europische insecten’ (1730)
@SutroLibrary @iglibraries #SciArt #rarebooks
Been busy today, nothing new to show but here's a #sketch from a month or so ago 'trying to arrest #Conan' probably one of my better Conan drawings🤔 #fantasy #fantasyart #fantasyartist #art #drawing #cimmerian #hyperborea #ArtistOnTwitter #illustration #DnD
Maria Sibylla Merian created gorgeous scientific illustrations--like this one featuring guava & a tiger butterfly. Linnaeus used her images to help inform his work, but her legacy is comparably unknown to his. Our new YA bio explores her life and art: https://t.co/cS81MmsMaf
Naturalista, exploradora y una de las pioneras de la entomología moderna, así era Maria Sibylla Merian: https://t.co/BK2yoc8Kys (via @joanaoliv)
Maria Sibylla Merian is remembered as one of the most significant contributors to the field of entomology. For #WomensHistoryMonth, explore her work in "Der rupsen begin", Pt. 3 (1717), in #BHLib via @GettyHub: https://t.co/3uM0f2P9eD #WomenInScience #HistSci
A major "winter" storm is hitting DC on today, the #SpringEquinox. But fear not! The pages of Maria Sibylla Merian's "De Europischen Insecten" (1730) is abuzz with spring blooms! Check it out in @BioDivLibrary https://t.co/Endn6XVhjC
«Maria Sibylla Merian: entomóloga, ecóloga y expedicionaria de los siglos XVII y XVIII» por Andrea García | Ilustra Belén Moreno #MujeresDeCiencia #Entomología
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Maria Sibylla Merian provides today's #WomensHistoryMonth related #WednesdayBouquet with her "De Europischen Insecten" (1730). Find this one scanned in @BioDivLibrary https://t.co/kSHx3eC3j1
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We have more posts about Merian on @Tumblr: https://t.co/HTOJL1I2kw
Maria Sibylla Merian was among the first entomologists. She is most famous for illustrating the metamorphosis of the butterfly, and classified a large number of new insect species #IWD2018 #WomenInSTEM