Genera Collection

macaws parrot Anodorhynchus Cyanopsitta Primolius Orthopsittaca Diopsittaca Macaws are small to large, often colourful New World parrots

STATES GENERA; PROCESS
The Etats-Generaux go in solemn procession through the streets of Versailles, followed by a mass at the cathedral of Saint- Louis. Date: 4 May 1789

521, antique, black & white, boiler room, engine room, factory, generator, historical
521, antique, black & white, boiler room, engine room, factory, genera, Vintage Black & White, 86539221

William Pinkney, 1764 To 1822. American Statesman, Diplomat, And The Seventh U. S. Attorney General
William Pinkney, 1764 To 1822. American Statesman, Diplomat, And The Seventh U.S. Attorney General

Death Of General Montgomery, Battle Of Quebec 1775, General Richard Montgomery 1736 - 1775. American Revolutionary Officer. From The Book Gallery Of Historical Portraits Published C.1880

Genera Carduus ( true thistle ) and Centaurea
" Genera Carduus (" true thistle" ) and Centaurea. Chromolithograph from Sir William Jackson Hooker, The British Flora, Vol.1. Tab IV." Date: 1842

Four genera of sea-weed. Engraving by James Peterkin, from William Henry Harvey, A manual of British marine algae. Date: 1849

Joseph de Tournefort, French botanist
Joseph Pitton de Tournefort (1656-1708), French botanist. In 1683 de Tournefort became Professor of Botany at the Jardin de Roi, Paris

Cyathea brownii - Watercolour by Franz Bauer, 1832. Paper, ink, watercolour. Bauer Unit, Original Drawings by Francis Bauer for Hooker & Bauers Genera Filicum No. 9. Date: 1832

Three male figures and one female figure standing on different coloured columns of various heights

View from the Shipyards - Izmit, Turkey Date: circa 1910

LINNAEUS, Carolus (1707-1778). Swedish naturalist. Title page of Carl von Linns work Genera Plantarum. Edition

Red-headed King-fisher
A kingfisher sitting on a branch. From: Genera of birds. Date: 1781

Crested Hobby
A crested hobby sitting on a branch. From: Genera of birds. Date: 1781

To the grand Army of the Republic this print of our old commander General U.S. Grant is respectfully dedicated. Date c1865

Joseph Pitton de Tournefort, French botanist
Joseph Pitton de Tournefort (1656-1708), French botanist, credited as being the first to sort plants into genera, and to make a distinction between genus and species

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"Exploring the Diverse Genera: A Journey Through History and Innovation" Step into the world of genera, where states collide with process, creating a captivating tale. In this antique black & white scene, we find ourselves in a boiler room turned engine room of an old factory. The generator hums with historical significance as it powers the progress of generations past. Amidst this backdrop, let us delve deeper into the realms of knowledge. Discover Cyathea brownii, a fern species that thrives in its own unique ecosystem. Just like William Pinkney, an American Statesman and Diplomat who served as the seventh U. S. Attorney General from 1764 to 1822 - both embodying resilience and adaptability. Travel back to pivotal moments such as the Death Of General Montgomery during the Battle Of Quebec in 1775. Witness General Richard Montgomery's bravery etched forever in history - an American Revolutionary Officer whose legacy remains timeless. Genera Carduus (true thistle) and Centaurea showcase nature's diversity at its finest; their vibrant colors contrasting against each other like waves crashing on rocky shores. Similarly, four genera of sea-weed dance gracefully beneath ocean currents - reminding us of Joseph de Tournefort's botanical discoveries as he explored uncharted territories. As we navigate through time, Przeszo Przyszoci VAFFLARD's artwork captures our attention; three male figures and one female figure standing tall on columns symbolizing strength amidst diversity. Finally, gaze upon Izmit's shipyards in Turkey - a view that encapsulates both tradition and progress harmoniously coexisting side by side. In this exploration across various disciplines – from botany to history to art – we uncover connections between seemingly disparate elements, and is through these intersections that humanity has forged its path forward while honoring its rich past.