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Plant inspiration - Research & Documentation



Collecting together a range of images as inspiration in to how i could possible display my plants that i collect. Wanting to link my display technique of museology by looking at how museums display plants as well as labelling them. Not only looking at this but also looking at how they are displayed in botanical books. Often the plant is displayed at different stages of its life span including more detailed sections of the plants such as seeds and roots. It has given me an incite into how i could display/preserve plants that i find of interest. Important to uncover what the plant is for identification and when finding out the plants history.




image 1How to prevent Canadian Thistle.Son's birth flower--- Botanical Violet illustration by ME Eaton. In the Language of Flowers Violet translates to ~faithfulness~.California Poppy Print 61a poppy art orange wildflowerimage 1image 0Thomé, O.W., Flora von Deutschland Österreich und der Schweiz, Tafeln, vol. 1 (1885) number of illustrations in this volume: 267image 0image 0How to prevent Canadian Thistle.image 0image 3image 0image 0Cute thing #yellow #flowers #flowerloverDried Florals pressed bouquet flowers Dried Flower DIY Pressed Flower Flooring DesignsThe Twins ✨💫 在 Instagram 上发布：“. . . . . #bookmark #books #bookish #bookstagram #bookworm #book #bookaddict #booklover #booknerd #bookshelf #bookaholic #reading #booklove…”Dry your summer flowers from the garden or foraged finds in the dry summer sun of a window and put in individual boxes to hang together as a pretty collection of floral art

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