Patterns/Parties

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Mosaic Tile Panel, Iran, 1475-1500. 

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Vintage Covers Animated, Henning M. Lederer

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Hilda Palafox, aka Poni

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My submission for this month’s Loop De Loop (@loopdeloop-blog). Turns out pizzas make excellent phenakistoscopes.

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Albertus Seba - Locupletissimi rerum naturalium thesauri accurata descriptio - 1758 - via Wikimedia

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Diatoms under a microscope. Courtesy of University of Iowa Libraries.

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Plant and ornamental applications 

By Grasset, Eugene, 1841-1917   Verneuil, MP (Maurice Pillard), 1869-1942 , ill.

Publication info Paris: Librairie Centrale des Beaux-Arts, E. Levy, editor … [1896] BHL Collections: Smithsonian Libraries

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Trattato di geometria descrittiva - c.1845-1848 - via e-rara

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Plant pore (eucalyptus) 

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Pattern recognition, Emilio Jiménez

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Check out this awesome drone shot of the Botanical Garden in Mount Lofty, Australia! The garden is situated on 240 acres on the eastern slopes of Mount Lofty in the Adelaide Hills. The garden includes plants from all around the globe, including South America, China, East Africa, New Zealand, South East Asia and North America. -34.988504, 138.718630 Found on: From Where I Drone Photo by: Bo Le

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Hundreds of tiny streams caused by glacier melt, merge together in the southern region of Iceland to form an outlet into the North Atlantic Ocean. Rising lava, steam vents, or newly opened hot springs can all cause this rapid ice melt, leading to a sizable release of water that picks up sediment as it flows down from the glaciers. 63.806677, -17.543741 Instagram: http://bit.ly/2qzVrBI Source imagery: DigitalGlobe

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Tectonic map of the moon : Carte tectonique de la lune. (At head of title): Ministerstvo geologii SSSR. 1971. Detail, page 2. 

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Everyone we know, Dan Gluibizzi

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Groovy cover art for the Soviet science magazine Tekhnika Molodezhi (Technology for the Youth), March 1972.

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Future ships fly through the “hydrogen abyss” of Jupiter’s atmosphere, imagined in Soviet space art by Andrei Sokolov, printed 1978.

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