Merian Plate No.3 Pyrus Prasina Florens Papegøje but it's a start

but it's a start

Printed with Japanese archival ink on a matte Hahnemühle paper in our studio in rural Copenhagen

These shells won´t crack and will look beautiful forever

Fish heads with fancy stripes

Even though the cashew apple can be used and eaten

Merian Plate No.3 Pyrus Prasina Florens Papegøje but it's a startDuring Maria Sibylla Merian's lifetime (1647 1717), she studied, illustrated and published a number of works on the process of metamorphosis. The life and almost magic transformational process from catepillar to butterfly kept her documenting and travelling as far as South America, which was an exceptional feat for a woman at this time. The exceptionally beautiful prints show a delicacy in her drawings which are rich in detail. Printed with Japanese