Indian botanical drawings
Indian botanical drawings discovered to be by three of the most renowned late 18th-century Indian painters – Sheikh Zain al-Din, Bhawani Das and Ram Das.
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Research from home: the wild flowers of William Keble Martin
...love, family, study, work, duty, and botany – are woven into a touching narrative. His recollections are so detailed that I began to add context to the drawings in RAMM’s...
Company School botanical drawings
Historic theft at RAMM
...drawings Basalt Club (“meri”) New Zealand, marked 1185, about 14 inches long. Illustrated. War Axe (“Taawisch” or “Tsuskiah”), having the socket end of the short wooden handle, carved in the...
Butterfly caterpillar drawings [by William Buckler]
An important example of notes accompanying collections is the work of William Buckler. The illustrations pictured were drawn by William Buckler (1814-1884) and are part of a volume of illustrations...
Sea slugs
Enlarged drawings of two sea slugs found on Devon’s coasts. No shell is present in the adult state, and the breathing organs, in most cases, are exposed on the back...
Three developmental drawings for “Orange on Perspex”
Although finished works in their own right, these prints can also be thought of as working models for larger paintings or three-dimensional objects. Knowles overriding concerns were with form, dimension...
Botanical drawing, suryavarti
Suryavarti is used to treat jaundice, promote wound healing as a laxative and as a remedy for coughs and colds. Some drawings in this collection, such as this one, are...
Iris lorikeet
Miss Ann Lee was the daughter of the botanist John Lee. This work depicting an iris lorikeet is just one of 79 drawings of butterflies, birds and insects by Lee in...