These Many-Detailed Things

⭐️ Harriman Alaska series Washington: Smithsonian Institution, 1910-1914. Original source Image description: Illustration from the Harriman Alaska series (1910-1914) depicting two starfish labeled 1 and 2, identified as Solaster dawsoni Ver. Both starfish have multiple slender arms radiating from a central disc. The top starfish displays 13 arms, arranged symmetrically, with detailed textures along the arms showing rough, spiny surfaces. The lower starfish shows 12 arms, some curved inward, with similar textured details. The background is plain, highlighting the intricate form and structure of the starfish. This scientific plate emphasizes the morphology and arm count of Solaster dawsoni for marine biological study.

Mohammed Sami (Iraqi, 1984) - Nocturnal Animals (2023)

(A Cutthroat Eel and a Red Galaxy)

Simply a Borneo Green Snail

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by Jena Jun

Sacred Waters ✨️ Pamukkale’s Limestone Basins

Silly Symphony - Flowers and Trees (1932)

Animation I made as a tribute to Louis Wain, both to his art and him as a person, I hope my animations convey how comforting I find his art. Each cat is drawn on paper❤️ “I am happy because everyone loves me”

Shirō Kasamatsu aka 笠松 紫浪 aka Kasamatsu Shiro (Japanese, 1898-1991, b. Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan) - Natsu no Yoru 夏の夜 (Summer Night), 1957, Woodblock Print: Ink, Color on Paper

Shanghai ⌘ Stuart Franklin ~ Red spheres suspended between glass towers

Jiang Pengyi aka 蒋鹏奕 (Chinese, b. 1977, Yuanjiang, Hunan Province, China) - Everything Illuminates No.1-10 from series, 2012, Photography

from The Johns Hopkins University Museum

Rosa Bonheur (French 1822- 1899) Wild Cat

Alberto Regueira (Cuban, 1994) - Reborn (2022)