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A dragonfly on a lotus flower (Nelumbo species) held above the water. Watercolour.
Reference: 23631i
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Red flowers in the ground near three yellow slugs
Meredith, David Thomas, active approximately 1975-1989Date: 3 December 1975Reference: 3001889i
Part of: Papers of Edward Adamson (1911-1996)
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Passion flower (Passiflora alata): flowering stem. Watercolour, ca. 1850 (?).
Reference: 22160i
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A woman wearing bodystocking posing in a photographic studio.
Walery.Date: [late 19th century]Reference: 531760i
Part of: The Fallaize Collection.
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An iris; flowers and birds; two ladies, one with a baby. Ink drawings.
Reference: 21836i
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A plant (Monsonia speciosa): flowering stem and leaf Coloured engraving, c. 1789.
Date: 1 February 1789Reference: 25812i
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Marsh marigold or kingcups (Caltha palustris): flowering stem. Watercolour.
Reference: 21912i
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Anatomie humaine : parasitologie : morhologie végétale.
Date: [between 1930 and 1939?]
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Seven garden plants, including a Cape jasmine: flowering stems and floral segments. Coloured etching, c. 1834.
Date: 1834Reference: 27454i
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A lady's slipper orchid (Cypripedium Eyermanianum): flowering stem. Watercolour.
Reference: 21207i
Archives and manuscripts
A path bordered by flowerbeds leading to a cottage
Peters, Frederick, active approximately 1967Date: June 1967Reference: 3015859i
Part of: Papers of Edward Adamson (1911-1996)
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A closed red tulip pointing towards a white rose in full bloom representing 'Love Question No 54', a message about the possible outcomes of love-making including STD's and HIV; one of a series of safe sex AIDS prevention advertisements by Folkhälsoinstitutet, RFSU and RFSL. Colour lithograph by Garbergs, ca. 1995.
Date: [1995?]Reference: 676357i
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A Spanish woman, with her back to the camera, wearing a shawl with long fringes. Photograph, ca. 1900.
Date: [approximately 1900]Reference: 530601i
Part of: The Fallaize Collection.
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Somewhere in the vastness of visible and invisible universe apple blossoms are falling / Egidija Ciricaite.
Čiricaitė, EgidijaDate: 2018
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Microscopy: parts of a flower [?]. Engraving [after Leewenhoek?].
Reference: 46516i
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Three flowering cultivars of stocks (Matthiola species). Chromolithograph, c. 1890.
Date: 1890Reference: 25350i
Archives and manuscripts
A woman seated in a pink dress holding flowers, the head and shoulders of a man wearing a striped shirt, and a woman standing in a blue dress
Coppard, Fay, active approximately 1968Date: 15 March 1968Reference: 2921472i
Part of: Papers of Edward Adamson (1911-1996)
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Florilegium renovatum et auctum / [by M. Merian] [Anon.] variorum maximeque rariorum germinum, florum ac plantarum, quas pulchritudo, fragrantia, usus, varietas, differntia commendat, & non tantùm noster hic, sed & adversus veteribusque ignotus orbis è foecundo suo procreat gremio, eicones elegantissimae, summa cum diligentia ad vivum ... expositae: additis eorum proprijs, veris ac genuinis nominibus.
Bry, Johann Theodor de, 1561-1623.Date: 1641
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A king holding a flower. Gouache drawing.
Reference: 27958i
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For a positive outlook : help yourself with Bach original flower remedies / Nelsonbach.
Nelsonbach UK.Date: [2003?]
Archives and manuscripts
A red and purple flower surrounded by purple vertical lines and crosses
Bishop, Mary (Mary Cecil Hamilton), 1914-1990Date: May 1968Reference: 2889798i
Part of: Papers of Edward Adamson (1911-1996)
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Damask rose (Rosa damascena "Italica"): flowering stem. Colour halftone after Victor, c.1824, after P. J. Redouté.
Redouté, Pierre Joseph, 1759-1840.Date: [1824]Reference: 20466i
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Daffodils (Narcissus): flowers and leaves. Watercolour by H. R. Carpenter.
Carpenter, Hester Royd.Reference: 21977i
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A balsam plant (Impatiens species): flowering stem. Chromolithograph, c. 1879, after F. Hulme.
Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909.Date: [1879-1887]Reference: 24340i
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Pink camellia (Camellia species): flower and leaves. Watercolour by G. Calmard(?).
Calmard, G.Reference: 22047i

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A dragonfly on a lotus flower (Nelumbo species) held above the water. Watercolour.

Red flowers in the ground near three yellow slugs

Passion flower (Passiflora alata): flowering stem. Watercolour, ca. 1850 (?).

A woman wearing bodystocking posing in a photographic studio.

An iris; flowers and birds; two ladies, one with a baby. Ink drawings.

A plant (Monsonia speciosa): flowering stem and leaf Coloured engraving, c. 1789.

Marsh marigold or kingcups (Caltha palustris): flowering stem. Watercolour.

Anatomie humaine : parasitologie : morhologie végétale.

Seven garden plants, including a Cape jasmine: flowering stems and floral segments. Coloured etching, c. 1834.

A lady's slipper orchid (Cypripedium Eyermanianum): flowering stem. Watercolour.

A path bordered by flowerbeds leading to a cottage

A Spanish woman, with her back to the camera, wearing a shawl with long fringes. Photograph, ca. 1900.

Somewhere in the vastness of visible and invisible universe apple blossoms are falling / Egidija Ciricaite.

Microscopy: parts of a flower [?]. Engraving [after Leewenhoek?].

Three flowering cultivars of stocks (Matthiola species). Chromolithograph, c. 1890.

A woman seated in a pink dress holding flowers, the head and shoulders of a man wearing a striped shirt, and a woman standing in a blue dress

A king holding a flower. Gouache drawing.

For a positive outlook : help yourself with Bach original flower remedies / Nelsonbach.

A red and purple flower surrounded by purple vertical lines and crosses

Damask rose (Rosa damascena "Italica"): flowering stem. Colour halftone after Victor, c.1824, after P. J. Redouté.

Daffodils (Narcissus): flowers and leaves. Watercolour by H. R. Carpenter.

A balsam plant (Impatiens species): flowering stem. Chromolithograph, c. 1879, after F. Hulme.

Pink camellia (Camellia species): flower and leaves. Watercolour by G. Calmard(?).