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A Beautiful Composite Image Captures the Recent ‘Super Blood Moon’ Lunar Eclipse

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This copy of The Botanic Garden has been beautifully repaired! Along both boards and at the head of the book, you can see where the conservator has carefully laid Japanese tissue to reattach the boards and fill in missing leather. It is then toned to match the leather. Inside pieces of Japanese tissue, or kozo, are used to repair where the endpaper has split from the text block.

Published in 1791, The Botanic Garden is a two part work written by Erasmus Darwin (1731-1802). Darwin was a physician, natural philosopher, and a devoted botanist. He translated the works of Carl Linnaeus a Swedish naturalist. Darwin wrote poetry as a means for teaching the general reader the Linnaean plant classification system. The Botanic Garden is a unique combination of classical poetry and natural science.

-Jillian

P.S. And yes Erasmus Darwin is related to Charles Darwin. Erasmus was Charles grandfather!

PR3396 .A7 1791

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Sheet music, Hope Kroll

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Magic Transistör

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Атмосфера-2

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Pensa numa paisagem de cartão-postal. @spierwinefarm #MeetSouthAfrica (em Spier Wine Farm)

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Fibonacci spiral by Iraninian illustrator in Pardaz technique

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Here’s some tips, of course nothing professional, but things I’ve learned myself.

Hope it helps some of you guys. ovo

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»123 ideas« by helmut smits

design: hans gremmen & helmut smits publisher: onomatopee

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a wall at our new favourite café ☕️📚 #adventureswithcharlene #kensingtonmarket #books (at FIKA Cafe)

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How focal length affects perspective.