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Jan van Kessel 1. insects and Reptiles c. 1660
All the #CrawlyCreatures painted together in a abstract fashion. Anyone wanna guess what the creature in the middle is?
@JackDAshby @rijksmuseum #MuseumNerdsAbroad
Inspired by @flygirlNHM’s travels overseas✈️🪰
#MuseumNerdsAbroad #flies #sciart
The rather wonderful Pasquale Ciliberti, who manages the collection at @Naturalis_Sci has a soft spot for the smaller flies. And I mean small...can you see the flies on the pin? It’s Culicoides pungens - a tiny fluffy biting midge #FlyFriday #MuseumNerdsAbroad
There is much chatter about this display of cow and horse teeth display
#MuseumNerdsAbroad #HetNatuurHitorisch
I’ve just muttered ‘oh my’ at this botany display- it’s just lovely 😊 ferns and horsetails can reach 24m in height! Check out the spores on the model
#MuseumNerdsAbroad #HetNatuurHistorisch
I keep coming across #MariaSibyllaMerian’s work whilst on #MuseumNerdsAbroad and let’s be honest, that’s not really a problem! The Metamorphosis insectorum Surinamensium was published in 1705 and is still a fantastic book showing insect life cycles #entomology #MuseumBoerHaave
Willem Jameson Blaeu (Dutch) map from 1619 of the Americans, along with drawings of people who lived there. Having been to the bottom of Chile I’m not sure I would have been so bravely attired... #MuseumNerdsAbroad #MuseumBoerHaave
This was in a chemists shop window in #Leiden - now idea why but it’s definitely appealing to the coleopterists #entomology #MuseumNerdsAbroad
Museum specimen or my new cushion? Either way it’s got my ‘seal’ of approval #MuseumNerdsAbroad
That young man @JackDAshby made us wait to the train started moving before we could snack. We are here now and enjoyings UK gins! Hurrah #gins. #MuseumNerdsAbroad #MuseumNerdsAbroadNotQuiteYet