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Botanical drawing of areca catechu, the betel nut palm

Gauguin, Paul Eug_ne Henri (1848-1903) National Gallery, London Painting 64x74 Still Life A Vase of Flowers

A Bouquet of Roses, Morning Glory and Hazelnuts on a Ledge, with Grasshoppers, a Stag Beetle and a Lizard. Elias van den Broeck (1650-1708). Oil on canvas, 38.8 x 30.5cm.

A Still Life of Grapes, Apples, a Peach and Plums in a Basket with Lily of the Valley, a Carnation, Fruit and Shells on a Ledge. Balthasar van der Ast (1594-1657). Oil on panel, 38.7 x 49cm.

Iris flowers by Utagawa Hiroshige, colour woodcut, 1856-1858, 1797-1858, Russia, St Petersburg, State Hermitage, 39x26

Flowers and lemons, Russia, Yaroslavl, State Art Museum, 58x49

Flowers by unknown artist, Russia, Arkhangelsk, Regional Art Museum, 53, 3x71, 5

Flowers by Pierre Auguste Renoir, oil on canvas, 1880-1881, 1841-1919, Russia, St. Petersburg, State Hermitage, 81, 5x65

Still life with flowers by Gustave Courbet, oil on canvas, 1863, 1819-1877, Russia, St. Petersburg, State Hermitage, 65x53, 5

Birds by Utagawa Hiroshige, Colour woodcut, 1833-1834, 1797-1858, Russia, St. Petersburg, State Hermitage

Vase of Flowers by Claude Monet, 1881-82

A Peach and a Bunch of Grapes Hanging from a Nail on a Wall. Willem Grasdorp (1678-1723). Oil on panel, 40.8 x 33cm.

Roses, Poppies, Morning Glory and other Flowers in a Vase with a Bird's Nest on a Ledge. Jan van Os (1744-1808). Oil on panel, 33 x 26cm.

Tulips, Roses, Hyacinth, Auricula and other Flowers in a Sculpted Urn on a Stone Pedestal in a Niche. Follower of Jan van Huysum (1682-1749). Oil on canvas, 73.7 x 59cm.

Pomegranate tree, 1789 watercolour by G.S. Delahaye

Bourbon laurel (Laurus borbonia),

Fleurs dans un vase, Flowers in a vase, c. 1896-98

Cimbrarere (Eugenia Carthaginensis),

Cinnamon tree (Laurus cinnamomum),

Rose-apple (Eugenia jambo),

Avocado (Laurus persea)

Jamaican cherry (Muntingia calabura),

Chrysomele (Chrysomelis senticosa),

Armadille (Chrysomelis armadilla),

Brignollia (Eugenia brignolla),

Monkey bread (Adansonia digitata),

Monkey pot (Lecythis minor)

Herba antollas, folio 12V of 14th century manuscript Liber herbarius una cum rationibus conficiendi medicamenta by O. Rizzardo

Flowers, from The Portinari altarpiece (central panel of Adoration of the Shepherds), c.1473 (detail in foreground)

Herba oculus domini, folio 27R of 14th century manuscript Liber herbarius una cum rationibus conficiendi medicamenta by O. Rizzardo

Herba ditami bianchi (white dittany, used to heal snakebites), folio 17V of 14th century manuscript Liber herbarius una cum rationibus conficiendi medicamenta by O. Rizzardo

Herba capillis, folio 54V of 14th century manuscript Liber herbarius una cum rationibus conficiendi medicamenta by O. Rizzardo

Milton black grape variety from Ampelographie Traite general de Viticulture 1903 with painting by A Kreyder and E.J. Troncy

Pinot Gris black grape variety from Ampelographie Traite general de Viticulture 1903 with painting by A Kreyder and E.J. Troncy

Allium Sativum or Garlic, from Medical Botany, 1831, by John Stephenson and James Morss Churchill

Rouge de Valais black grape variety from Ampelographie Traite general de Viticulture 1903 with painting by A Kreyder and E.J. Troncy

Laurus Nobilis or Bay, 1823, by John Sibthorp, 1758-96, first published posthumously in 8 volumes in 1806-40

Mandrake supposed to cure every wound, from manuscript Herbal, from Trento, 14h century

Types of Cherries, George II Graffien or Biggaron and Harrisons Heart, from Pomona Britannica, 1817 Quarto edition, by George Brookshaw, 1751-1823. Account of 256 types of fruit then cultivated in Britain

Musa Paradisiaca or Plantain in flower with butterfly and caterpillar, watercolour painted for Mary Capel Somerset, first Duchess of Beaufort, 1630-1714, Badminton, 1703

Branchia retonda, plant used to heal wounds from manuscript Herbal from Trento 14h century

Herba rena to cure kidney and bowel complaints from manuscript Herbal from Trento 14h century

Datura stramonium Brugmansia also known as Angel's trumpets or Jimson weed, from Flora Medica, 1829, by George Spratt

Fragaria or Strawberry, from Pomona Britannica, 1812, by George Brookshaw, 1751-1823. Account of 256 types of fruit then cultivated in Britain

Thymus Vulgaris, or Thyme, 1817 engraving from Flora Londinensis, by William Curtis, 1746-99. The 1777-98 publication about native flora of the London area was not a commercial success

2 Types of Nectarines, Murry and Newington, from Pomona Britannica, 1817 Quarto edition, by George Brookshaw, 1751-1823. Account of 256 types of fruit then cultivated in Britain

Madeleine noire black grape variety from Ampelographie Traite general de Viticulture 1903 with painting by A Kreyder and E.J. Troncy

Carum carvi or caraway, from Flora Medica, 1829, by George Spratt

Ipomea batates or sweet potato or yam flower and root, watercolour by Delahaye 1789 for Florindie ou histoire physico-economique des vegetaux

Lythrum salicaria or Loosestrife, from Medical Botany, 1834, by John Stephenson and James Morss Churchill

Monarda Didyma, Bergamot or scarlet bee balm, aromatic herb native to North America

Grapes Raisin de Calmes, from Pomona Britannica, 1817 Quarto edition, by George Brookshaw, 1751-1823. Account of 256 types of fruit then cultivated in Britain

Figs green Ischias and red Turkey, from Pomona Britannica, 1817 Quarto edition, by George Brookshaw, 1751-1823. Account of 256 types of fruit then cultivated in Britain

Dioscoracea or Yam tribe Testidunaria Tamus, from The Natural Order of Plants, by Elizabeth Twining, 1855

Gamay Geoffray black grape variety from Ampelographie Traite general de Viticulture 1903 with painting by A Kreyder and E.J. Troncy

Piper nigrum or Black Pepper, etching by John Miller, 1759-1828

Savagnin Rose white grape variety from Ampelographie Traite general de Viticulture 1903 with painting by A Kreyder and E.J. Troncy

Piquepoul or Picpoul gris white grape variety from Ampelographie Traite general de Viticulture 1903 with painting by A Kreyder and E.J. Troncy

Angelica archangelica, illustration for Phytographie Medicale, 1821, botanical book on medicine, by Joseph ROQUES

Polinac Melo, from Pomona Britannica, 1817 Quarto edition, by George Brookshaw, 1751-1823. Account of 256 types of fruit then cultivated in Britain

Capparis spinosa or Capers with flowers, fruit and bird, watercolour from Flora of India, 19th century

Aristolochia serpentaria or Virginia Snakewort, from Birthwort family, from Medical Botany, 1832, by William Woodville. Native to eastcoast America

Herb Filocharias, used in dentistry, engraving from 18th century treatise on general botany

Herb foltas, used to treat epilepsy, engraving from 18th century treatise on general botany

Garlic, botanical print, copper engraving, 1788

Still life with Flowers and Fruit by Henri Fantin-Latour, 1836-1904 French, oil on canvas, 1865

Common Silverweed (Argentina anserina or Potentilla anserina), from Amedee Masclef Atlas des Plantes de France

Christmas Rose or Black Hellebore (Helleborus niger), from Amedee Masclef Atlas des Plantes de France

Horse-chestnut or Conker tree ( Aesculus hippocastanum), from Amedee Masclef Atlas des Plantes de France

Tormentil (Potentilla tormentilla, P. Erecta L.), from Masclef Atlas des Plantes de France

Vase of Flowers by Madeleine Jeanne Lamaire, 1845-1928) French, watercolor

Common Peach (Persica vulgaris), from Masclef Atlas des Plantes de France

A Still Life With A Pineapple, Grapes, Peaches, A Plum, A Tangerine And Assorted Flowers. Anthony Oberman (1781-1845). Oil On Panel.

A Vase Of Flowers, Vase De Fleurs, Georges Lemmen (1865-1916), Oil On Canvas

Still life Flowers, Nicolas van Veerendael, (1640-1691/Flemish)

Sprig of Coffee (Coffea arabica) showing flowers and beans. Hand-coloured engraving published London 1798

Tea: Camellia sinensis. Sprig of tea bush. Hand-coloured engraving 1823

Tobacco: Nicotiana tabacum. Hand-coloured engraving 1823

Flowers And Fruits by Jean Dufy, 1927, 1888-1964

Flowers by Henri Charles Manguin, 1915, 1874-1949, Russia, St. Petersburg, State Hermitage Museum

Still Life - Flowers by Robert M. Kulicke, 1968

Bouquet Of Flowers 1912 Lovis Corinth (1858-1925 German) Oil On Canvas Gemaldegalerie, Dresden, Germany

A Basket of Summer Flowers Eugene Henri Cauchois (1850-1911 French)

A Still Life of Summer Flowers Josef Lauer (1818-1881 German)

Still Life of Flowers in a Bowl 1807 Johann Baptist Drechsler (1756-1811 Austrian)

Flowers in a Vase Jan van Huysum (1682-1749 Dutch)

Still Life of Summer Flowers Ernst Jean Joseph Godfrinon (1878-1927)

Still Life of Fruit and Flowers Otto Didrik Ottesen (1816-1892 Danish)

A Still Life of Flowers with Iris, Narcissi and Roses Johann Knapp (1778-1833 Austrian)

Summer Flowers (Iris, Tulips and Roses) Jules Edouard Diart (ac.1862-1879 French)

A Still Life of Mixed Summer Flowers Eugene Henri Cauchois (1850-1911 French)

Still Life of Flowers 1927 Walter John James (1869-1932 British)

A Rich Still Life of Fruit and Flowers Paul Theodor van Brussel (1754-1795 Dutch)

Fruit and Flowers on Aledge in a Landscape Franz Xaver Petter (1791-1866 Austrian)

A Bowl of Summer Flowers Eugene Henri Cauchois (1850-1911 French)

Spring Flowers and a Bird's Nest on a Mossy Bank George Clare (1835-1899 British)

A Still Life of Spring Flowers Johan Laurentz Jensen (1800-1856 Danish)

A Vase of Summer Flowers Joseph Rhodes (1782-1854 British)

Still Life of Flowers in Basket 1885 Otto Didrik Ottesen (1816-1892 Danish)

A Rich Still Life of Summer Flowers Elise Bruyere (1776-1842 French)

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