botanica

An 1885 illustration of <n>Artemisia absinthium</n> by <n>Otto Wilhelm Thomé</n>.

An <n>Art Nouveau</n> botanical illustration of the <n>Jasmin</n> (Jasmine) plant.

An illustration of the fragrance notes in <n>Red Temptation</n> by <n>Zara</n>, including coriander, jasmine, saffron, amber, and moss.

<n>Botanica Display</n>, a typeface by <n>Jordan Graham</n>. Photo by <n>Chandler Bondurant</n> & <n>Thomas Verbruggen</n>.

Cover art for the album <n>Deep</n> by musician <n>Deep</n>.

A botanical illustration of <n>Caesalpinia pulcherrima</n> from <n>Francisco Manuel Blanco</n>'s <n>Flora de Filipinas</n> (1880-1883).

Download free image of White poplar (Populus alba) from Trait&eacute; des Arbres et Arbustes que l&rsquo;on cultive en France en pleine terre (1801&ndash;1819) by Pierre-Joseph Redout&eacute;. Original from the New York Public Library. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel. by New York Public Library (Source) about poplar, populus, populus alba, redoute, and peuplier 568158

Plate 88, a botanical illustration by <n>John E. Sowerby</n> from the 1914 book <n>British Wild Flowers</n>.

<n>De Americaansche Aloë</n>, a 1757 print of an <n>Agave americana</n> by draftsman <n>Abraham Delfos</n> and engraver <n>Jacobus van der Schley</n>.

A botanical illustration by artist <n>Jane Loudon</n>.

<n>Art Nouveau</n> botanical study of a yellow water lily by <n>M.P. Verneuil</n>, 1903.

The <n>Wildflowers Illustration Print</n> by <n>KaraFrame</n>.