Vegetable Teratology Colouring Book 2 nuanced narratives through evocative costume

nuanced narratives through evocative costume and styling

Not suitable for the dishwasher or carbonated liquids

Make it no prob-llama at all with Spit Shine

Droid Mini

Inspired by French artist Robert Delaunay

Vegetable Teratology Colouring Book 2 nuanced narratives through evocative costumeBy Robin Watkins Based on Maxwell T. 'Master's Vegetable Teratology: An Account of the Principal Deviations from the Usual Construction of Plants' (1869), this colouring book examines the morphological potential of vegetables and fruits, plants and flowers. It gathers a selection of full page botanical illustrations, a glossary, and a short text by Robin Watkins. The historical images once served to outline notions of what was to be considered