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smithsonianlibraries:An illustration of a child’s dream from The ladies’ floral cabinet v.3:no.33 (1

smithsonianlibraries:Some fish with interesting expressions from Jean Baptiste Labat’s Nouveau voyag

smithsonianlibraries:Now that is a manteau d’hiver! Paul Poiret for Gazette du Bon Ton, October 1913

jtotheizzoe:smithsonianlibraries:13 Species of Thecla (genus) butterflies from Insecta. Lepidoptera-

smithsonianlibraries:Happy Summer Solstice!This work from the Dibner Library of the History of Scien

smithsonianlibraries:Up for a baking challenge this holiday season? Why not try the gingerbread reci

smithsonianlibraries:Some two-color chromoxylographplates from Henry Youle Hind’s Narrative of the C

smithsonianlibraries:In anticipation of Owl Awareness Day (August 4), we offer some slightly cartoon

smithsonianlibraries: Lily of the Valley is traditionally associated with Spring and May Day in Fran

smithsonianlibraries:An illustration of a wearied author celebrating the completion of his book, fro

smithsonianlibraries:Japanese painter Asai Chu is well known for being a prominent yoga (Western-sty

smithsonianlibraries:wellcomecollection:Three facts about this whalebone walking stick with skull po

smithsonianlibraries:Moustached guenon From: John Church’s “A cabinet of quadrupeds - v.1” (1805)&ld

smithsonianlibraries:We close pollinator week with this animated tribute to the bees, bugs, birds, b

smithsonianlibraries:Illustration of a rather unimpressed-looking marmoset from Johann MatthäusBechs

smithsonianlibraries:A reminder, don’t miss Sunday night’s (27-09-2015) supermoon/blood moon/lunar e

smithsonianlibraries:The best way to celebrate International Cat Day? Or the best way to celebrate?N

smithsonianlibraries:Keep your horse entertained with a variety of differently shaped horse paths, c

smithsonianlibraries: Goodbye Autumn. pattern of maple leaves fromShin-bijutsukai, “the new monthly

smithsonianlibraries:Colorful bird paintings from The Avicultural Magazine. From the top left: a Spl

smithsonianlibraries: Snowdrops are some of the earliest blooming flowers in the Northern Hemisphere

smithsonianlibraries: Wood mice hanging out by a mushroom from Richard Lydekker’s A hand-book to the

smithsonianlibraries: An illustration of bryozoans from Alfred Moquin-Tandon’s The World of the Sea

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