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Choose from 1420 images in our Botanical Art collection.

794. Temple at Almorah, Kumaon, North-west India

783. View in the Botanic Garden, Brisbane, Queensland

729. A selection of West Australian Flowers

613. Foliage, Flowers, and Fruit of the Pepper plant

573. Mouth of the Kuching River, Sarawak

566. View from the Istana, Sarawak, Borneo

561. A new Pitcher Plant from the limestone mountains of Sarawak

Featured Botanical Art Image

Tamarindus indica, tamarind

Hand painted copy of an illustration of tamarind, commissioned by William Roxburgh. In his 'Flora Indica', Roxburgh describes this species as a magnificent tree, one of the largest in India. It generally flowers in May and ripens its fruit during the cold season. Roxburgh also reports an extract of a letter of Captain Pringle at Lucknow, where the qualities and the uses of various parts of this plant are explained. Other names: Tintri, Tintiree (Sanskrit); Tintiree, Tintil, Tentool (Bengali); Umli, Amli (Hindi); Chinta-chittoo (Telugu)

557. View of Matang and River, Sarawak, Borneo

547. View of the River from the Rajah's Garden, Sarawak

492. The Clove in fruit, and view over Mahe, Seychelles

481. Moon reflected in a turtle pool, Seychelles

466. Smelt-Fishing at Port Victoria, Mah, Seychelles

435. Protea and Golden-breasted Cuckoo, of South Africa

342. Looking down the Bazaar and Lake of Nynee Tal, Kumaon, Nort

285. The Great Lily of Nainee Tal, in North India

283. Dibee Dhoora Dee, with its Well and Deodar trees, Kumaon, I

282. A. Himalayan Oak and Birds, Nainee Tal, India

276. Road up to Nainee Tal, India, in Spring time

268. Temple in a Dell, Binsur, Kumaon, India

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557. View of Matang and River, Sarawak, Borneo

Palms (Arenga saccharifera, Labill., &c.) and Mangosteens in the foreground. Toddy, or Palm Wine, an intoxicating drink, is made from the Arenga and sugar is obtained by boiling and evaporation of the sap of this palm. A good tree will yield 100 pint

Art, Artist, Borneo, Drink, Foreground, Landscape, Leaves, Marianne North, Matang, Painting, Palms, River, Sarawak, Wine

240. Some of Mrs. Cameron's Models, with Cocoanut and 'Teak Tree

227. View from the top of the Waterfall at Ramboddy, Ceylon

224. Study of Cereals cultivated in Kumaon, India

127. Foliage and Flowers of the Cinnamon Tree

119. Foliage, flowers and fruit of the Nutmeg tree, and Humming

488. Mandrinette and mountain home of the Pitcher Plant in the distance

Featured Botanical Art Image

Erythrina indica, Willd

Watercolour on paper, no date (late 18th, early 19th century. Hand painted copy of an illustration commissioned by William Roxburgh (1751-1815). In his 'Flora Indica', Roxburgh describes this species as an armed tree, common over India and 'the Islands'. It flowers in March and April, and ripens its seed in June and July. Roxburgh also mentions that the Malays usually employed this tree to support the black pepper vine, and in this case they call it 'Chinkereen.' The drawing has been inscribed by Roxburgh in pencil 'This side....['], the racemes being always horizontal', possibly referring to which way up the drawing should be viewed

Adansonia digitata, Willd. (Baobab or Upside-down tree)

Gnidia pinifolia, L. (Pine-leaved Gnidia)

Erica monsoniae, L.f. (Lady Ann Monson's Heath)

Psoralea aphylla, Jacq. ('Leafless Psoralea)

Podalyria styracifolia Sims ('Storax-leaved Podalyria')