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Found 10 Items Tagged "botany"
Objects
William Jacob Hays
American, 1830–1875
Two Orchids, Brassia Lanceana, Cattleya Labiata
1869
William Trost Richards
American, 1833–1905
Plant Study
August 1860
Jan Peeter Brueghel
Flemish, 1628–after 1664
Flowers in a Figured Vase
ca. 1670s
William Trost Richards
American, 1833–1905
Flower Study
July 9–14, 1860
Robert Brandegee
American, 1849–1922
Anemones (Grasses and Flowers)
April 15, 1867
Anna Atkins
British, 1799–1871
Trichomanes Crispum (Jamaica)
ca. 1850
William Trost Richards
American, 1833–1905
Foliage Study
n.d.
Anita Chernewski
American, born 1946
Iris Leaves
1984
Pierre Roche
French, 1855–1922
Algues Marines
1893
John Gould
British, 1804–1881
Cyanomyia Quadricolor: Four Color Crown
William Jacob Hays
American, 1830–1875
Two Orchids, Brassia Lanceana, Cattleya Labiata
1869
William Trost Richards
American, 1833–1905
Plant Study
August 1860
Jan Peeter Brueghel
Flemish, 1628–after 1664
Flowers in a Figured Vase
ca. 1670s
William Trost Richards
American, 1833–1905
Flower Study
July 9–14, 1860
Robert Brandegee
American, 1849–1922
Anemones (Grasses and Flowers)
April 15, 1867
Anna Atkins
British, 1799–1871
Trichomanes Crispum (Jamaica)
ca. 1850
William Trost Richards
American, 1833–1905
Foliage Study
n.d.
Anita Chernewski
American, born 1946
Iris Leaves
1984
Pierre Roche
French, 1855–1922
Algues Marines
1893
John Gould
British, 1804–1881
Cyanomyia Quadricolor: Four Color Crown
William Jacob Hays
American, 1830–1875
Two Orchids, Brassia Lanceana, Cattleya Labiata
1869
William Trost Richards
American, 1833–1905
Plant Study
August 1860
Jan Peeter Brueghel
Flemish, 1628–after 1664
Flowers in a Figured Vase
ca. 1670s
William Trost Richards
American, 1833–1905
Flower Study
July 9–14, 1860
Robert Brandegee
American, 1849–1922
Anemones (Grasses and Flowers)
April 15, 1867
Anna Atkins
British, 1799–1871
Trichomanes Crispum (Jamaica)
ca. 1850
William Trost Richards
American, 1833–1905
Foliage Study
n.d.
Anita Chernewski
American, born 1946
Iris Leaves
1984
Pierre Roche
French, 1855–1922
Algues Marines
1893
John Gould
British, 1804–1881
Cyanomyia Quadricolor: Four Color Crown
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