Sentence examples for botanical study of from inspiring English sources

Merging the pioneering botanical study of the Aukštumala swamp in Lithuania (1902) with the bio-computing visions of British cybernetician Stafford Beer (1962), the Pavilion embraces a swamp as an evocative form of primordial technology.

Among his famous drawings are the Vitruvian Man, a study of the proportions of the human body, the Head of an Angel, for The Virgin of the Rocks in the Louvre, a botanical study of Star of Bethlehem and a large drawing (160×100 cm) in black chalk on coloured paper of The Virgin and Child with St. Anne and St. John the Baptist in the National Gallery, London.

The next step involves the collection and botanical study of promising plants.

This lack of data is surprising given the relative simplicity of these floras and the long history of botanical study on many of these islands.

The results are pictorial conflations of organism and ornament that suggest the botanical studies of Karl Blossfeldt tiled at the Alhambra or Ernst Haeckel's "Art Forms in Nature" inlaid at the Taj Mahal.

In a letter to Bush, Lady Berwick writes, "I am delighted to hear that you are pleased with the collection of botanical studies of Californian flora by my great grandmother Mrs. White (née Lind).

Becher and his wife found models for their approach in the new objectivity of the 1920s - such as the photography of August Sander, which focused on types and was free from retouching; or the industrial photographs and Ruhr district landscapes of Albert Renger-Patzsch; or the magnified detail of the botanical studies of Karl Blossfeldt.

"Archaeo-botanical studies of seed remains found in the excavations and pollen studies have provided material evidence of the existence of vine cultivation in a relatively early period like the 10th century," study author Juan Antonio Quirósaidstinlo said in a statement.

His detailed, meticulous painting style also lends itself to mundane forms of botanical study and illustration, of which several pleasant-looking examples are here.

Who else would do what Hodgkin does here, and mimic the genre of the botanical study, yet enfurl that tradition of scientific looking in a baroque robe of abstract green?

SPEAKER: Concurrent with the advent of botanical study gardens, wealthy and powerful Tudor landowners were creating magnificent homes with elaborate enclosed gardens.