The Queen–Plant from The Temple of Flora (1807) by Robert John Thornton 170% 70′ E · W 115°36

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and researchers interested in Indian geography

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set in a gold disc – the emblem of WA since colonial times and a reflection of the region’s unique fauna

The Queen–Plant from The Temple of Flora (1807) by Robert John Thornton 170% 70′ E · W 115°36The QueenPlant (1807) from The Temple of Flora Robert John Thornton Regal bloom, theatrical sky. This celebrated botanical plate stages a majestic flower against a moody, romantic backgrounda hallmark of The Temple of Flora. Scientific precision meets painterly drama, making a striking statement in any room. Why it captivates Botanical grandeur a specimen rendered with exquisite detail and courtly presence. Romantic backdrop atmospheric landscape