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A botanical illustration of the <n>Bird Of Paradise</n> flower.

<n>Cotton Tree Flowers</n> (c. 1800–1805), a botanical illustration by an unknown Indian artist.

A collage by artist <n>Martha Haversham</n>.

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A photograph of <n>Pink Oyster Mushrooms</n> by <n>Zoë Ghertner</n>.

An <n>Artichoke ( Nilgiris Product )</n>.

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Poster from the <n>10x18</n> series by artist <n>Taaryn Brench</n>, inspired by the album <n>Double Negative</n> by <n>Low</n>.

<n>The Reinvention of Forms 109</n>, a photograph from 2020.

<n>Dendrobium cærulescens</n>, an 1838 illustration by <n>Sarah Drake</n> from <n>John Lindley</n>'s 'Sertum Orchidaceum'.

Botanical illustrations by artist <n>William H. Prestele</n>, 1887. Lithograph by <n>P. S. Duval & Co.</n>

The poster <n>Memory</n> (2024) by graphic designer <n>George Alexander</n>.

Interior styled by <n>Charlotte Taylor</n> with <n>FRAMA</n> furniture for <n>Openhouse Magazine No. 21</n>. Photo by <n>Enric Badrinas</n>.

<n>Stacking Side Chair</n> designed by <n>Marcel Breuer</n> in 1948, part of <n>The Museum of Modern Art</n> collection.

A ceramic sculpture by artist <n>Sandra Davolio</n>.

A page from <n>Emily Dickinson's Herbarium</n>. As a teenager, she collected and pressed 424 specimens.