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Once an important source of natural #rubber & nowadays familiar as a #houseplant, the India Rubber Tree astounded early botanists. As depicted in an 1856 issue of the Belgian periodical L'Illustration Horticole, its aerial roots can be used to form living bridges. #Ficuselastica
In the late 16C, Italian artist/ botanist Gherardo Cibo spent two decades creating illustrations, such as these, for a new edition of a classic book on herbal medicine written by the Greek physician Dioscorides 1,500 years before https://t.co/GHHKx2RzIM
1861 Camellia Japonica by Ch. Orbigny Original Antique botanical print Hand colored Garden Tea flower kitchen decor https://t.co/h3tGgyWGmf #sofrenchvintage #Etsy #GiftForBotanist
Spadices surrounded by a leaflike bract called a spathe are typical of the Araceae. Schott was the earliest botanist to specialize almost exclusively on the family. Explore his "Icones Aroidearum" (1857) in #BHLib via @NYBG ➡️ https://t.co/CjGX2QIVBr #plantsci
@the_helmbeastie @laurendraws01 I just skimmed and I like your art!! Here is some of mine, I have a queer webcomic about a cute bisexual botanist too
Turpin 1819, Fruits and seeds, Inflorescence, Botanical antique print, Handcolored botany engraving, Botanical Wall Art https://t.co/BZWKSdjjdI #Etsy #sofrenchvintage #GiftForBotanist
#Inktober #Inktober2018 Day 15: Weak (but not for long thanks to two botanists)
Just started a stub article on the Scottish born, New Zealand raised, Hawaiian botanist, author and illustrator Isabella McHutcheson Sinclair. Thanks .@BioDivLibrary for bringing her to my attention. Anyone interested should feel free to expand it! https://t.co/3Dgg0TZDgl
#weretober #inktober #drawlloween day 4! Prompt: Spell. After being inflicted with lycanthropy and desperate to go back to his normal job as a botanist, he delves into the mysical arts to find a cure. His cat still hasn't quite adjusted either #werewolf
I remade a world of darkness character, into a druid! A botanist/alchemist named Natalie...or Nat for you lazy bums.
She can be found passed out in a corner, high off of a botched potion formula.
Through J.D. Hooker, botanist William Henry Harvey received algal collections from expeditions to the Pacific and southern hemisphere, which he described and illustrated in "Nereis Australis" (1847-49), in #BHLib via @bhl_au @museumsvictoria: https://t.co/NvxIHf9Gmt #HistSci
Botanical illustration and the park: Gartenflora, founded 1852, edited by Eduard von Regel, featuring German, Russian and Swiss botanists, 1852-1940............in Biodiversity Heritage Library... https://t.co/Y5ffityQbi https://t.co/Cddi1Cp23w
Side characters for @AlexandreArlene 's Adélie Apollinaire :Chasseuses de trésor story! Anicet the botanist, Corso and his mother Mama Time the shady treasure hunters and the Earl of Penstemone :D
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
Then (2016) and now for Pere! (2018). Also added my art of her too! 😄
Yeah, I think it's safe to say botanist is my main LOL.
I haven't been playing ffxiv for that long, but I still really love it. Here's to many more years to come!! 😊
37 of 100 #infographics way before they were so popular: Arnold Dodel (1843–1908) a Swiss-German botanist who created some stunning botanical charts. His work reminds me of Ernst Haeckel - nice, uh?https://t.co/1erzCmB2x1 #100daysofinfographics #illustrations
One of six magnificent colour lithographs to be found in an 1854 work by John Fisk Allen documenting the amateur botanist's attempts to propagate the Victoria amazonica in the more northerly climes of his hometown of Salem — https://t.co/IWRItSAVK0
Some final Art Fight stuff! it was a busy July/early August, I did 70 attacks in total!!! (These are for glaceleau on tumblr, @kelly_zine , politebotanist on tumblr, and @mothmanfrog !)
This week we present illustrations from 'Flora de la Real Expedición Botánica del Nuevo Reino de Granada', a multi-volume set of books based on the findings of José Celestino Mutis, a Spanish priest and botanist, who led a Royal Botanical Expedition to New Granada from 1783-1808.