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smithsonianlibraries:Auguste Racinet (1825-1893) was a French illustrator and painter. Published bet
smithsonianlibraries: A cuttlefish with especially large, shiny eyes from Jean-Baptiste Lamarck&rsqu
smithsonianlibraries: A very elaborate (hypothetical) flying machine from Harry Kennedy’s 1891
smithsonianlibraries: A woman receiving a letter from  Umberto Brunelleschi and Jean 
smithsonianlibraries: Canaries at a birdbath from Francis Smith’s 1868 book The canary : its v
smithsonianlibraries: An illustration of some very small people (fairies, perhaps) from L.R.S. Hende
upennmanuscripts: smithsonianlibraries: Time marches on….welcome Autumn (or Spring) from ev
smithsonianlibraries: Kepler and his biggest fan.  Portrait of Kepler from The Moon Hoax;
smithsonianlibraries: An illustration of a child’s dream from The ladies’ floral cabinet
smithsonianlibraries: A diagram demonstrating that sheep are basically rectangles from Transactions
smithsonianlibraries: An illustration of a waterfall, referred to in the text as “The leaping
smithsonianlibraries: An illustration of a Kaartan ceremonial outfit from John Murray’s Travel
smithsonianlibraries:Still spinning 400 years later, these beautiful astronomical volvelles are from
smithsonianlibraries: The leaves are starting to turn here in DC, so we thought we’d share som
smithsonianlibraries:An illustration of a fly’s point of view from 昆蟲世界 = The insect world v.4
smithsonianlibraries: Illustrations of hummingbirds from Philip Henry Gosse’s Referenda for Ja
smithsonianlibraries: Anyone know the Library of Congress Subject Heading for questionable children&
smithsonianlibraries: An illustration of a child’s dream from The ladies’ floral cabinet
cowboy:smithsonianlibraries:A diagram of the egg-placing technique of the Idiosepius pygmaeus parado
smithsonianlibraries: Some of the more amazing finds in our recently digitized run of The Inland Pri
smithsonianlibraries: Dr. Emil Holub’s method for suspending wounded ostriches, illustrated in
smithsonianlibraries: Aw yeah, leap day! Here’s another plate from Biologia Centrali-American
smithsonianlibraries: In anticipation of Owl Awareness Day (August 4), we offer some slightly carto
smithsonianlibraries: Some beautiful illustrations for cephalopod week from The Cephalopoda, atlas.
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