Glass Flowers Tour: The Ware Collection of Blaschka Glass Models of Plants, Harvard University
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- čas přidán 21. 03. 2023
- Join Gardening with Friends on a tour of one-of-a-kind collection of lifelike Glass Flowers, The Ware Collection of Blaschka Glass Models of Plants at Harvard Museum of Natural History in Boston to uncover the history, artistry and science behind Glass Flowers. Check out glass flowers collection while visiting Boston, a must see! Things to do in Boston. What to do in Boston.
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Fantastic lifelike flowers!!! They smell too!!!
These 100-years old flowers are so realistic that you can't tell they're glass! you would thing they emit fragrance too!
I was personally visiting Harvard university 2 years ago but there is still in me a great desire to visit again this outstanding collection of great dedication of art work imitating real flowers with the most and unique respect for natural flowers!!! Truly a must to see any time!!!’
Nicely said, thank you! It is amazing that you can see this unique collection in person at the Harvard Museum of Natural History!
Falter and son , making all the way across the globe to leave an indelible track in the history of botany science. No one bothered to immortalize them in glass. But their delicate souls are forever with us , reflecting in the shimmering sides of glad stamens and pistils
The Glass Flowers, is considered one of the University's greatest treasures and is the only collection of its kind in the world
This is Awesome!
Thank you! it is an amazing collection!
Love this museum!
it's amazing isn't it!
Great Video!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
Glass flowers, wax fruits, paper swans…. Bittersweet smell of decadence in the air… Still life. Very still. Frozen…
... and the Glass Flowers draw nearly 200,000 visitors each year
Are there cannabis flowers? Tiny shimmering beads at the end of each trichome. M-m-m-m …. floweeers….
There are 847 life-size models representing 780 species and varieties of plants in 164 families as well as over 3,000 models of enlarged parts.
@@gardeningwithfriends4939 Enlarged parts is definitely a sight to behold!