This #Masdevallia wageneriana was published in The Genus Masdevallia (1891-1896). The plates and text were by Florence H Woolward (1854-1936) who used the plants growing in the extensive #orchid collections of the Marquess of Lothian at Newbattle Abbey #E. Wild plants of Barbados illustrated on plantation ledgers – in pictures.
In addition to this work on British fungi, Ivy Massee also provided the #SciArt for and assisted her father, George Massee, with his publication on microscopic fungi: "Mildews, Rusts, and Smuts" (1913). In #BHLib. Isabella McHutcheson Sinclair Indigenous Flowers of the Hawaiian Islands sending specimens to @KewGardens. 'Flora Cubana' Francisco Sauvalle. Emily Sessions is a Mellon Fellow in the Humanities Institute of The New York Botanical Garden.
A botanical illustration by Ramon de la Sagre, genus Davilla Since starting as an Andrew W. Mellon Fellow at the Garden’s Humanities Institute in September, I’ve worked almost entirely remotely, relying on the Garden’s excellent collection of digitized sources to continue my research into the intersection of science and political power in Cuba. From my apartment in Brooklyn, I’ve been able to examine a report written by the new director of Havana’s botanical garden in 1825; albums and field notes documenting Nathanial Lord and Elizabeth Knight Britton’s expeditions to Cuba in the first decades of the 20th century; and a beautiful set of photographs of Cuba created by Brother Marie-Victorin in the 1930s and ’40s.
Even though I feel lucky to have access to such a range of digitized sources, it was thrilling to get to visit the LuEsther T. Today is the 3rd day of #LindaHallidays @LindaHall_org where we celebrate 5 favorite #newacq from 2020! This is a stunning American girl’s botanical manuscript by Mary Major, featuring twenty hand-colored illustrations based on engravings by Frederick Nod. A Mussoorie Specimen of the common Toad of all India, by #OliviaFannyTonge (British, 1858-1949), born #otd (Nov 11). From one of sixteen sketchbooks presented to the @NHM_London in 1952; source, #womenartists #artherstory #hernaturalhistory #OliviaTonge. A chromolithograph of Iris versicolor from my copy of “The Native Flowers and Ferns of the United States..” by Thomas Meehan [L. Prang & Co.; 1878.] Believe it or nut, autumn began 51 days ago & now there are only 40 days to go until winter! We hope you have a lovely weekend. Illustration of oak, hazelnut & hornbeam from ‘The Flowering Plants of Great Britain’ (1855) by Anne Pratt [Baring-Goul.
#AlphabettyBlooms - letter I is for Iris! □Watercolour of 'Iris missouriensis', Miss Williamson, 1908. 1 of 35 paintings made for Ellen Wilmott of varieties from her Essex garden Warley Place. Famous for its vast plant collection, Warley became derelict a. The Popular and Prolific Ms. Pratt. Plate 122.
Pratt, Anne. The Flowering Plants, Grasses, Sedges, & Ferns of Great Britain and Their Allies, the Club Mosses, Horsetails, etc.
Lydia Shackleton botanical paintings illustrate blossoming for women. I have never been able to grow peonies.
They are, apparently, among the easiest and most reliable flowering plants, so I can only conclude that I lack so much as a green fingernail. But at this time of year I can enjoy the peonies in everyone else’s garden. I am also lucky enough to live within walking distance of the National Botanic Gardens, where I can visit the results of superior horticultural expertise. John Charles Melliss a Fellow of @LinneanSociety & @geolsoc . Illustration c.1875 by Alice Elizabeth Louisa Melliss (nee Stace), biologist/artist (1846 - 1909). Dress c.1829 with stylised Dicksonia arborescens (?) both from @V_and_A collections. Title.
Watercolors: S. Fred prince. Description Digital Facsimile 20 unnumbered paintings : watercolor, color ; 40 cm.
Smith College herbarium memoir. Olivia Mendoza. @365BotanyWomen @NBGGlasnevin I wonder if this illustration is one of hers? She collected the specimen Rhododendron L. in Myanmar (licensed under by @kewgardens. Dutch Artist Alida Withoos as a Painter and Botanical Illustrator. Guest post by Catherine Powell, University of Texas at Austin & Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society Alida Withoos thrived as still life painter and botanical illustrator during the late seventeenth century in the Dutch Republic.
As a member of a family of artists, Withoos developed her own style and had a successful career. She became part of a significant network of artists and botanical experts and amateurs. Although today we know little about her life, Alida Withoos contributed to some of the most important botanical artistic projects of her time. Anne Kingsbury Wollstonecraft, sister-in-law of Mary Wollstoncraft and aunt of author Mary Shelly, was a US botanist, naturalist, botanical illustrator & women's rights advocate. Her manuscript with artworks on plant specimens (1828) was rediscovered. "How would you color this design drawing by Rudolf Blaschka? From Seeds to Blooms · Annabel Romero. Atlas - Dictionnaire classique des sciences naturelles : If you are generating a PDF of a journal article or book chapter, please feel free to enter the title and author information.
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Ana Roque de Dupray: El tesoro de una científica rebelde. The Cactaceae : Mary Eaton and N. Britton. Title The Cactaceae : descriptions and illustrations of plants of the cactus family / Related Titles.
Arthur Mead Edwards: A sketch of the natural history of the diatomaceæ. If you are generating a PDF of a journal article or book chapter, please feel free to enter the title and author information.
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Art album of New Zealand flora. By Mr. & Mrs. E.H. Featon. Title Art album of New Zealand flora. By Mr. & Mrs. Susan Fereday. By Siobhan Leachman BHL Citizen Scientist (Learn more) Twitter: @SiobhanLeachman I love volunteering for the Biodiversity Heritage Library. I taxo tag images in the BHL Flickr account. This assists the use of these images by BHL as well as other institutions that use BHL content.
It is also my favorite way of exploring BHL. Julie Ferguson: paintingbiology.
Fitch: The botany of the Antarctic voyage of H.M. discovery ships Erebus and Terror in the Years 1839-1843. With the assistance of her sister, Irish botanist Sarah Mary Fitton wrote "Conversations on Botany" (framed as a series of mother-son conversations on Linnaean classification) and "The Four Seasons: A short account of the structure of plants". She died to. Agnes Fitzgibbon and Catharine Parr Trail: Canadian wild flowers. If you are generating a PDF of a journal article or book chapter, please feel free to enter the title and author information. The information you enter here will be stored in the downloaded file to assist you in managing your downloaded PDFs locally.
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Walter Fitch: British sea-weeds. Title British sea-weeds : an introduction to the study of the marine algae of Great Britain, Ireland, and the Channel Islands / By. Principal poisonous plants of Canada / Isidro Galvez: Prints from the Flora Peruviana et Chilensis publication (1792-1822). Giovanna Garzoni. Front cover (seq. 1)Spine (seq. 2)Inside front cover (seq. 3)Fly leaf (1) (seq. 4)Fly leaf (2) (seq. 5)Fly leaf (3) (seq. 6)Fly leaf (4) (seq. 7)Fly leaf (5) (seq. 8)Fly leaf (6) (seq. 9)Frontispiece (seq. 10)Frontispiece v. Pedro Gasco: Copperplate from the Flora Peruviana et Chilensis publication (1792-1822) Adelia Gates and Sara Lemmon. Tabulae phytographicae, Johannes Gessner. Coral G Guest botanic. News » Sedges: An introduction – Lizzie Harper Illustration ¦ Botanical Illustration & Scientific Illustration by Lizzie Harper.
Emily Cumming Harris – in New Zealand and Australia. W.H. Harvey: Nereis australis, or Algae of the southern ocean. Francis Heath: Autumnal leaves. Lorenz Heister: African Bulbs. The Moral of Flowers: Rebecca Hey. Shirley Hibberd: New and rare beautiful-leaved plants. John Hill: The British herbal. Joris Hoefnagel. Carl Hoffmann: Botanischer bilder-atlas nach De Candolle's Natürlichem pflanzensystem. HathiTrust Digital Library. Honzo Zufu.
Louis van Houtte: Flore des serres et des jardins de l'Europe. F. Edward Hulme: Familiar garden flowers. Anna Maria Hussey: Illustrations of British mycology, Jacquin. Catharine Johnston - Wikipedia. Ryusui Katsuma: Yama no sachi / C. de Kirwan: Flore forestière. William King collection of 35 eighteenth century watercolour drawings of plants, some painted on vellum. - Natural History Museum UK (NHM)
Knoop: Pomologia. Köhlers Medizinal-Pflanzen. Tanigami Konan Seiyo Soka Zofu Woodblock Prints 1917. TANIGAMI KONAN (1879-1928). Seiyo Soka Zufu. (Sold) Krieger’s Illustrations of Fungi. The famous botanical artist Joanna Langhorne drawing a brand new species of forest shade grass from northern Madagascar. Have not decided what to call this species yet @KewScience @TeamKMCC… Jacques le Moyne and La Clef des Champs. Leo Lesquereux: Coal flora of the Carboniferous formation in Pennsylvania and the US.
Carl Axel Lindman. Link: Anatomia plantarum, iconibus illustrata; Jane Loudon: Ladies’ Flower Garden. Woman naturalist: Mrs. Jane C. Loudon 1808-1878. Botanical Field Guides of Alice Lounsberry and Ellis Rowan. Maeterlinck: News of spring. Tomitaro Makino: Flora Japonica. Alexander Marshall.
Carolus Fridericus Philippus de Martius - Flora Brasiliensis. Joannis Martyn Historia plantarum rariorum ... Thomas Martyn: Thirty-eight plates, with explanations; Ebba Masalin. Ivy Massee: Mildews, rusts, and smuts. Francis Masson. Pietro Mattioli and the Everlasting Woodblocks. Margaret Mee: Portraits of Plants — Dumbarton Oaks. Margaret Mee: Portraits of Plants — Dumbarton Oaks. The Life and Works of Margaret Meen. Henrietta Page sketchbook of fungi drawings. Gertrude Metz (1746-1793) collection of 55 original watercolour drawings of plants. - Natural History Museum UK (NHM) Michaux: The North American sylva. Exploring the First American Silva – Biodiversity Heritage Library. Maria Miller Wild flowers of Nova Scotia.