NATURE INSPO

Illustration of <n>conch pearls</n> from <n>The Book of the Pearl</n> by <n>George Frederick Kunz</n>, 1908.

<n>Seaweed</n> series still life. Photo by <n>Anna Pogossova</n>, set design by <n>Roze Hooij</n>.

<n>Hippocampe</n> (1931), a photograph by <n>Jean Painlevé</n>.

<n>Section of Wheat-Stem</n> by <n>Arthur E. Smith</n> from <n>Nature Through Microscope and Camera</n>, 1909.

<n>Spore print of Amanita Muscarius</n> by <n>W. Hamilton Gibson</n> from <n>Our edible mushrooms</n>, 1895.

A cyanotype of an argonaut shell by <n>Anna Atkins</n>, 1843.

An image used for the <n>Online AstroSomatics for the New Moon in Cancer</n> event on July 5, 2024.

Figure 2 from the book <n>Missouri Fossils</n> by <n>Dr. Bruce L. Stinchcomb</n>.

Missouri Fossils by DR Bruce L Stinchcomb - figure 2

<n>Conchological Collection</n> from the 18th century by <n>Georg Gottlieb Plato</n>.

<n>Leopard Orchid</n> by <n>Max Dupain</n>.

Engraving by <n>Christian Leinberger</n> from <n>Georg Wolfgang Knorr</n>'s '<n>Deliciae Naturae Selectae</n>', 1771.

<n>Dianthus superbus (Grass Pink)</n> by <n>Karl Blossfeldt</n>, c. 1928.

The <n>Patterns in Nature</n> poster by <n>Twig & Moth</n>.

A scientific illustration titled <n>Spore Prints. Part 3</n>.

<n>Carolinapecten eboreus</n>, a fossil scallop shell from North Carolina. Photo by <n>James St. John</n>.

<n>Cyerce elegans</n> sea slug. Photo by <n>Terry Gosliner</n>.

<n>Your Perfect Plastic Heart</n>, a 2022 painting by artist <n>Fawn Rogers</n>.

A <n>Stalked jellyfish</n> (<n>Lucernaria quadricornis</n>) in the White Sea. Photo by <n>Alexander Semenov</n>.

A <n>Carolinapecten eboreus</n> fossil scallop shell from the Pliocene-era Yorktown Formation. Photo by <n>James St. John</n>.

<n>Schizonema comoides</n>, a cyanotype print by <n>Anna Atkins</n> from 1843.