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Brimeura amethystina flowers Stock Photos and Images

Brimeura amethystina (Brimeura amethystina, Hyacinthus amethystinus), flower Stock Photo

RMEBNH5A–Brimeura amethystina (Brimeura amethystina, Hyacinthus amethystinus), flower

Pyrenean hyacinth, Brimeura amethystina in flower, Ordesa, Pyrenees. Stock Photo

RMDGWTKC–Pyrenean hyacinth, Brimeura amethystina in flower, Ordesa, Pyrenees.

Amethyst hyacinth, a beautiful blue flower, in alpine grassland Stock Photo

RF2JNX1RK–Amethyst hyacinth, a beautiful blue flower, in alpine grassland

RF2EAPH1N–Amethyst-Scheinhyazinthe

Pyrenean Hyacinth, Brimeura amethystina, in flower in high pasture in the Pyrenees. Stock Photo

RM2TAH0X4–Pyrenean Hyacinth, Brimeura amethystina, in flower in high pasture in the Pyrenees.

Brimeura amethystina 'Alba' (Spanish hyacinth) Stock Photo

RMB89R2W–Brimeura amethystina 'Alba' (Spanish hyacinth)

RFF0HA3T–Amethyst-Scheinhyazinthe,

Hyacinthus amethystinus, Produced under the patronage of Josephine Bonaparte, Empress of France, Pierre-Joseph Redouté’s Les Liliacées contained 503 plates detailing the various plant species of and related to the lily family. Produced from 1802 – 1816, the plates are drawn from Empress Josephine’s extensive collection of plants in her gardens at Malmaison, where Redouté worked as a botanical artist. This folio is often considered to be Redouté’s masterpiece due to the scope, breadth, and quality of its contents. Stock Photo

RF2WFCYCR–Hyacinthus amethystinus, Produced under the patronage of Josephine Bonaparte, Empress of France, Pierre-Joseph Redouté’s Les Liliacées contained 503 plates detailing the various plant species of and related to the lily family. Produced from 1802 – 1816, the plates are drawn from Empress Josephine’s extensive collection of plants in her gardens at Malmaison, where Redouté worked as a botanical artist. This folio is often considered to be Redouté’s masterpiece due to the scope, breadth, and quality of its contents.