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elphemere:

miss-mary-quite-contrary:

Botanic Illustration

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2headedsnake:

society6.com

Pollination Fire by Nicebleed

laurenjenae:

The Victorian fascination with jewellry in forms of flora and fauna extended to the use of fauna itself, as in the case in this brooch made from the head of a hummingbird. Hummingbird jewellry was exhibited at the London International Exhibition of 1872 by the the firms of Ward and Co. and A. Boucard : ‘Birds and insects have been utilised and treated as personal ornaments by A. Boucard. As specimens of beautiful colour one can scarcely see anything better than this.’ 

gravellyrun:

Pentti Sammallahti

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antitacta:

Etching by Francis Barlow, 1680.

Vexilla Regis Prodeunt Inferni!

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Book with Rosicrucian symbolism; William butler Yeats was member of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.

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teethandtongue:

to lift her up by brookeshaden on Flickr.

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