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Engraving by <n>Hector Giacomelli</n> from <n>Jules Michelet</n>'s 1875 book, <n>The Insect</n>.

An <n>anthropomorphized flower postcard</n> produced in Italy, circa 1918.

<n>Blue Morpho Butterfly</n> (c. 1864) by artist <n>Martin Johnson Heade</n>.

<n>The Enchanter Merlin</n>, an 1888 illustration by <n>Gustave Doré</n> for <n>Ludovico Ariosto</n>'s '<n>Orlando Furioso</n>'.

<n>Sensitive</n> (1847), an illustration by <n>J.J. Grandville</n> from the book <n>Les Fleurs animées</n>.

<n>Insecta Lepidoptera-Rhopalocera, Tab. 43</n> (1879-1915), an illustration by <n>Frederick DuCane Godman</n>.

<n>The Destruction of Pompeii and Herculaneum</n> (1822) by <n>Romantic</n> painter <n>John Martin</n>.

<n>The Fall of Babylon</n> (1831), a mezzotint by artist <n>John Martin</n>.

An illustration from the book <n>In Happy far-away land</n> (1902) by <n>Ruth Kimball Gardiner</n>.

<n>Poppy</n> (1849) from <n>The Flowers Personified</n> by artist <n>J. J. Grandville</n> and engraver <n>Ch. Geoffroy</n>.

<n>Titania, Illustration for A Midsummer Night's Dream</n> by artist <n>Edwin Austin Abbey</n>.

<n>Tulipe</n>, an 1847 illustration by artist <n>J. J. Grandville</n> and engraver <n>Ch. Geoffroy</n>.

Illustration of <n>Echinops sphaerocephalus</n> by <n>Frederick Polydore Nodder</n> for <n>The Naturalist's Miscellany</n>, 1790.

<n>A blossoming shrub with two exotic butterflies</n> (c. 1708-1721) by artist <n>Hermanus de Wit</n>.

<n>Girasoles Silvestres</n> (2023) by artist <n>Diego Andrade</n> from his <n>Botánica Fantástica</n> solo show.

An 1885 illustration of butterflies from the <n>World History Archive</n>.

<n>The Mystic Exodus from Egypt</n> (1916) by <n>Ernest Charles Wallcousins</n>, depicting <n>Seth</n>.

An 1833 illustration of moths by <n>James Duncan</n> from <n>The Naturalist's Library</n>.

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<n>The Creation of Light</n> (c. 1805) by artist <n>William Blake</n>.

<n>Water lily</n> (1849) by <n>J. J. Grandville</n> from the series <n>The Flowers Personified</n>.