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Watercolor of various flowers & bees, n.d., by #MargaretMeen (British, 1751-1834). Held by @Kewgardens, digitized with support from @oak_spring; source, @biodivlibrary, https://t.co/8bgJbnPJ1c #womenartists #artherstory #InternationalFlowerDay #flowerday #hernaturalhistory
Neoregelia margaretae, 1979, by #MargaretMee (British, 1909-1988), who died #otd (Nov 30). Held by @kewgardens; source, https://t.co/Upwp9z6LLV #artherstory #womenartists #hernaturalhistory
Missing the vibrant hues of fresh flowers in the #garden?
Stop by #PortraitsOfPlants, our exhibition of paintings by #MargaretMee and other women botanical artists, where the colors are always fresh, like this Hippeastrum sp. Santa Caterina 💐
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To conserve works on paper like Margaret Mee's #BotanicalArt, they are only exhibited for short periods of time: be sure to get a glimpse of this graceful #Nematanthus in #PortraitsOfPlants before its time in the spotlight ends next week!
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#MargaretMee
During her third journey through the #Amazon, botanical artist #MargaretMee traveled north to the Uaupés River to paint Rapateaceae, "an extraordinary swamp plant.” Learn more about Mee’s expeditions in our online exhibit Margaret Mee: #PortraitsOfPlants: https://t.co/QDLZ1AygLx.
#MargaretMee had just finished painting #Dichorisandra thyrsiflora when she began her second expedition in the #Amazon, this time focusing on bromeliads in Mato Grosso. Learn more about Mee’s travels online in our exhibit Margaret Mee: #PortraitsOfPlants:
https://t.co/QDLZ1AygLx.
Celebrating #BiodiversityDay with botanical artist & environmental advocate #MargaretMee (1909-1988), born #OnThisDay.
Mee painted #biodiversity in the Amazon & spoke out against its devastation. Explore her work: https://t.co/AHopSy1qQe.
#PortraitsOfPlants @UNBiodiversity #OTD
Teach grades 6-12 about the Amazon ecosystem with our #LessonPlan, activities, answer key, & more. Download under TOURS & RESOURCES: https://t.co/fjG3QVBkUd.
#K12 #DistanceLearning
💐: Celebrate #NationalOrchidDay w/ Brazilian #orchid Bifrenaria harrisoniae! #MargaretMee, 1959.
For #InternationalPlantAppreciationDay, meet our Dichorisandra! #MargaretMee painted this in the Amazon, but today, this member of the spiderwort family can be found in our greenhouse! Visit our newest exhibit Margaret Mee: #PortraitsOfPlants online: https://t.co/QDLZ1AygLx.
Artist & environmentalist #MargaretMee made stunning #PortraitsOfPlants from the Amazon. Explore our #OnlineExhibit on Mee & 400 years of women botanical artists: https://t.co/Nqp9rYA4fM.
We're proud to keep highlighting #5WomenArtists even as we #MuseumFromHome. @WomenInTheArts
Celebrating #OutspokenWomen today with the @USNatArchives #19thforthe19th campaign! Meet #MargaretMee, an accomplished botanical artist turned major advocate for Amazonia conservation: https://t.co/mgXvRFzyxx.
🎨: Aechmea nudicaulis. #Bromeliad from #SaoPaulo. Flowered May 1958.
Botanical artist #MargaretMee made intricate paintings, 21 of which are in our collections: https://t.co/uYitUkCXUX. On @UN #BiodiversityDay we recall how Mee (born #OnThisDay 110 years ago) fought ferociously to conserve the #Amazon & its #biodiversity.
#IDB2019 @UNBiodiversity
Honored by the #Brazil & #UK governments, #botanical #artist #MargaretMee was attracted by the aggressiveness of Amazon #plants like #bromeliads— thorny & sometimes home to scorpions.
#5WomenArtists @WomenInTheArts
📷: "#Bromelia anticantha Bertol." #SaoPaulo. In our #RareBooks.