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From nature : John James Audubon's drawings and watercolors, 1805-1826 / Linda Dugan Partridge.

Partridge, Linda Dugan.

Date: 1992

Mon docteur le vin (my doctor, wine) / watercolors by Raoul Dufy ; text by Gaston Derys ; introduction by Paul Lukacs ; translated by Benjamin Ivry.

Derys, Gaston, 1875-

Date: 2003

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Murumuru palm tree (Astrocaryum murumuru). Watercolor after C. Goodall, 1846.

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A palm tree in fruit. Watercolor after C. Goodall, 1846.

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A palm tree (Geonoma species). Watercolor after C. Goodall, 1846.

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A palm tree (Mauritia or Bactris species). Watercolor after C. Goodall, 1846.

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A palm (Desmoncus species): liane with fruit. Watercolor after C. Goodall, 1846.

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Indian hut with palm trees in Guyana. Watercolor after C. Goodall, 1846.

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A palm tree (Iriartea species), with aerial roots. Watercolor after C. Goodall, 1846.

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A palm tree found on the River Wenamu, Guyana. Watercolor after C. Goodall, 1846.

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Two banana plants (Musa species), one with fruit. Watercolor, 1846, after C. Goodall, 1842.

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A jauari palm tree (Astrocaryum jauari) growing on a river bank. Watercolor after C. Goodall, 1846.

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A palm (Astrocaryum species): crown of leaves, fruit and stem base. Watercolor after C. Goodall, 1846.

Wash and gouache : a study of the development of the materials of watercolor / by Marjorie B. Cohn ; catalogue of the exhibition by Rachel Rosenfield.

Cohn, Marjorie B.

Date: [1977], ©1977

Women healers of the world : the traditions, history, and geography of herbal medicine / Holly Bellebuono ; foreword by Rosemary Gladstar ; watercolor art by Tracy Thorpe.

Bellebuono, Holly

Date: [2014]

A selection of late 18th & early 19th century Indian botanical paintings recording the indigenous and introduced flora of the subcontinent, commissioned by the honourable East India Company and executed in watercolor by native artists, variously lent from the collections of the British Museum (Natural History), India Office Library, Linnean Society of London & Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew / with accompanying catalogue by Phyllis I. Edwards [and others] ; preface by John V. Brindle ; and introductory essays by Stuart Cary Welch & Miss Edwards.

Edwards, Phyllis Irene.

Date: 1980

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A dragonfly on a lotus flower (Nelumbo species) held above the water. Watercolour.

A blacksmith fixing a shoe on a horse with the help of another man. Watercolour by an Indian painter.

Date: [between 1800 and 1899?]

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Three Greek wine-jugs (oinochoes); left and right vases decorated with palms; middle one decorated with a red figure draped woman. Watercolour by A. Dahlsteen, 176- (?).

Dahlsteen, Augustin, 1720-1769

Date: 1760-1769

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Passion flower (Passiflora alata): flowering stem. Watercolour, ca. 1850 (?).

The arteries of the human body with a foetus in the womb. Watercolour by a Persian artist.

Date: [between 1800 and 1899?]

Human body showing acupuncture points; anterior view. Watercolour, 1800/1850 (?).

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A standing man. Watercolour by a Chinese painter.

Carcinoid tumour of appendix in a sixteen year old girl: detail of tumour with argentaffin gold coloured head and inflammatory lower part, projecting into lumen. Watercolour by Barbara E. Nicholson, 1952.

Nicholson, Barbara E., active 1946-1957.

Date: 1952

Marsh marigold or kingcups (Caltha palustris): flowering stem. Watercolour.

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