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Bought my first piece on and my first from . Goo Goo Duck from the series. So good. https://t.co/RHMdUTVFMf

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2021-11-08

as from Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing. 🙏

Thank you to
Colin & ts for hooking me up with this wall in a new pizzeria coming soon... 🎨🖌🍕

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2021-02-23

For the challenge, we celebrate In 1699, pioneering botanical artist traveled alone with her daughter to what's now in See her paintings: https://t.co/6SAPXOnMQs.

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2019-08-01

We're over the and can't feature enough of the beautiful plates found in The Naturalist's Library. Here, the vol. 1 title page features a variety of different

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2019-08-01

Sometimes get into our This critter lives in an book published in Paris, likely copied from art: https://t.co/tcwRMBid4F. We're over the insect's summer style—perfectly matches its pink & green plant!

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2019-07-28

We are over this lovely title page! Published in 1840, Introduction to entomology is part of The naturalist's library series. Written by James Duncan (1804-1861), it is Illustrated with thirty-eight [hand painted] coloured plates.⁠
https://t.co/nlQBvDvvo8

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2019-07-24

Some very exotic bugs from the for the challenge 🦋🐛🐜

These beauties are from Dru Drury's 'Illustrations of exotic entomology' (1837)

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2019-07-10

Best known for his work with Dian Fossey in the area of primatology, Bob Campbell’s photographs also include other species- like this mantis that looks like dry leaves.

We’re very proud of this collection of about 14,000 35mm transparencies

https://t.co/xXs656o4l5

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2019-07-03