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Marine Life in Glass - Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka - crafthaus http://crafthaus.ning.com/profiles/blogs/marine-life-in-glass-leopold-and-rudolf-blaschka
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When science and beauty collide: Dazzling photographs reveal the often hidden wonders of our world - and prove that research needn't be dull
Interessant: omgekeerde boom aan de onderkant. Het dunne doorschijnende licht groen geleurde vlies.
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From the collection of glass creatures at Cardiff museum. These were created by Blaschka a Bohemian glass maker in the 19th centry.
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Natural History Museum on Twitter
Another Blaschka glass model, made in the 1800s, is our #WorldOctopusDay #ThrowbackThursday - Octopus vulgaris
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Glass sea anemone by Rudolph and Leopold Blaschka.A breathtaking collection of their work can be found in Dublin's Nat Hist museum
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Guido Mocafico
LEOPOLD & RUDOLF BLASCHKA glass model of nudibranch - During the late 19th century, Leopola Blaschka (1822-1895) and his son Rudolf (1857-1929) produced beautifully detailed glass models of bizarre sea creatures for natural history museums and aquaria all over the world, along with more than 4,000 models of 847 species of flowering and fruiting plants. Photo Hillel Burger, Harvard. www.hmnh.harvard.edu
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to love many things
Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, Glass model of a squid, late 19th-early 20th century
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thedancingrest.com
Blaschka’s Glass Models Photographed by Guido Mocafico | The Dancing Rest http://thedancingrest.com/2014/10/13/blaschkas-glass-models-photographed-by-guido-mocafico/
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Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka, Terebella emmalina. Photograph by Guido Mocafico.
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Juxtapoz Magazine - Guido Mocafico’s "Blaschka"
Italian still life photographer, Guido Mocafico’s fascination with Leopold and his son Rudolf Blaschka’s glass models of marine invertebrates and plan...