Sometimes dysfunctional

Patron print for April

Oil on canvas. , 12 x 16 in.

Vengeance. Forty new Limited Edition Prints are now available of her, each one hand-signed and numbered, while supplies last - only in my shop. 🤘

Stanley Spencer - Magnolias, 1938.

prints: www.inprnt.com/gallery/mxmo...

Толп туристов вокруг него нет только в одно время - с первыми лучами солнца

michaelkagerer

🏵 Vollständige Naturgeschichte der forstlichen Culturpflanzen Deutschlands. Berlin, A. Förstner'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung (P. Jeanrenaud)1851. Original source Image description: Historical botanical illustration from 1851 depicting Juniperus communis, a coniferous forest plant of Germany. Central focus is on detailed color drawings of juniper branches with needle-like leaves and blue-black berries. Surrounding these are scientific, black-and-white anatomical sketches of plant cells and structures labeled with letters and numbers. The illustration combines artistic and scientific elements to document the morphology and microscopic anatomy of this forstlichen (forestry) species. The page is labeled with the Latin plant name and includes small drawings of cones and cross-sections, emphasizing both external and internal botanical features.

Red Horse Chestnut (Aesculus × Carnea)

Everyting turning green again. Feeling home and relief in these mossy woods.

ATEEZ - log_logbook #215

study of the stunning @sardonyxlestrange

🐦 Recueil de divers oiseaux étrangers et peu communs A Nuremberg: Chez les Héritiers de Seligmann, 1768-1776. Original source Image description: Historical illustration from 1768-1776 depicting a warbler perched on a branch of Acer Virginianum. The bird features grayish-brown plumage with a distinct bright yellow throat patch and a black streak running through its eye. Surrounding the warbler are clusters of red, winged maple seeds hanging from slender stems. Below the branch is a large, detailed green maple leaf. The artwork combines ornithological and botanical elements, rendered with delicate shading and fine line work typical of 18th-century natural history prints.

Amethyst Scepter cluster - Erongo Mtns, Namibia

NYC blooms