W.C. Bradbury egg collection. Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
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The Typologist is Diana Zlatanovski
Museologist at The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston + Photographer at The Typology
This blog is a curation of interesting object and photo typologies I've found out in the world. To learn more about me and see my own photography (typologies, ofcourse!) stop by: www.thetypology.com Visit THE PRINT SHOP for original photography of typologies by Diana Zlatanovski the-typology.myshopify.com/
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Museologist at The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston + Photographer at The Typology
This blog is a curation of interesting object and photo typologies I've found out in the world. To learn more about me and see my own photography (typologies, ofcourse!) stop by: www.thetypology.com Visit THE PRINT SHOP for original photography of typologies by Diana Zlatanovski the-typology.myshopify.com/
Also appearing at: twitter.com/thetypology facebook.com/thetypology Submissions or comments : hello@thetypology.com
February 20, 2013
February 12, 2013
Typology of snakes. Photography by Guido Mocafico.
November 12, 2012
Haliotidae Haliotis shells collected by L.H. Snyder on August 5, 1939 off of an island in what is now Kangwon province in North Korea. Haliotis specimens were first described by Karl Linnaeus in 1758. About 250 years later, some Haliotis species are now critically threatened with extinction. Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology collection. Photography by Diana Zlatanovski © 2012 The President and Fellows of Harvard College
August 20, 2012
July 30, 2012
Napoleon I, 1809-17, Description de l’Egypte: Histoires Naturelles Planches.
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