Category Archives: Women in Science

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The women in mycology played a crucial, yet too often overlooked, role in establishing the field during the Victorian period.…

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Illustrations of British Mycology In the field of mycology, countless female scientists have helped shape modern understanding of a once…

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Maria Merian’s Metamorphosis Throughout history, the stories of remarkable women who defied societal norms are often outnumbered by the narratives…

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Anna Atkins’ cyanotypes artfully blend the worlds of botany and photography. Creating a collection of Prussian blue impressions that would…

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Colour theory underpins all creative understanding. Having been evolved and enriched by the contributions of notable scholars and pioneering publications,…

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Closeup illustration of pink and white flowers with a blue butterfly and green catterpillar on a leaf, by Maria Sibylla Merian from 1705

Maria Merian is one of the most influential artist-naturalists of the eighteenth century.

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A detailed sketch of a male figure with arms and legs extended in different positions by Leonardo da Vinci entitled the Vetruvian Man, inscribed in both a square and a circle, perfectly illustrates where art meets science.

From our ancient ancestors charting the movements of the heavens to the earliest explorers circumnavigating the globe, detailed records have been created to document discoveries and observations, producing exquisite annals that showcase the beauty of where art meets science.

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