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MAM_0688
Rosa - variety not identified Rose Pink subject

MAM_0695
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Pink subject

MAM_0706
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Peach subject

MAM_0684
Rosa - variety not identified Rose Pink subject

MAM_0682
Rosa - variety not identified Rose Peach subject

MAM_0680
Paeonia lactiflora Sarah Bernhardt Peony Pink subject Green b/g

MAM_0679
Paeonia lactiflora Peony Pink subject Green b/g

MAM_0678
Paeonia lactiflora Sarah Bernhardt Peony Pink subject

MAM_0675
Viola wittrockiana Pansy Mixed colours subject

MAM_0673
Viola wittrockiana Pansy Mixed colours subject

MAM_0674
Viola wittrockiana Pansy Mixed colours subject

MAM_0687
Rosa - variety not identified Rose Pink subject Green b/g

MH_0025B
Narcissus Jetfire Daffodil Yellow subject White b/g

MH_0036
Rheum rhabarbarum Rhubarb Green subject

MH_0035
Actinidia chinensis Kiwi Green subject

MH_0020
Phalaenopsis - variety not identified Orchid - Moth orchid White subject White b/g

MH_0033
Citrus aurantiifolia Lime Green subject

MH_0030
Mammilaris geminospima Cactus - Pincushion cactus Green subject

MH_0031
Echinopsis spiniflora Cactus Green subject

MH_0029
Narcissus Jetfire Daffodil Yellow subject White b/g

MH_0025A
Narcissus Jetfire Daffodil Yellow subject White b/g

MH_0019
Cymbidium - variety not identified Orchid Yellow subject White b/g

MH_0018
Zygopetalum - variety not identified Orchid Mixed colours subject White b/g

MB_161
Clematis montana rubens Clematis Pink subject Green b/g

MH_0016
Gloriosa - variety not identified Gloriosa lily Red subject White b/g

MH_0013
Crocus Tricolour Crocus Purple subject White b/g

MH_0003
Citrus limon Lemon Yellow subject White b/g

MH_0004
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Pink subject White b/g

MH_0060
Cymbidium Orchid Green subject Black b/g

MB_403
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Yellow subject Green b/g

MH_0088A
Nigella damascena Love-in-a-mist Purple subject Black b/g

MB_390
Rudbeckia fulgida Coneflower / black-eyed Susan Yellow subject Green b/g

MH_0080
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Pink subject Black b/g

MH_0077
Phalaenopsis - variety not identified Orchid - Moth orchid Pink subject Black b/g

MH_0084
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Purple subject Black b/g

MH_0066
Brassica oleracea bullata Brussel sprout Green subject Black b/g

MH_0079
Tulipa - variety not identified Tulip Pink subject Black b/g

MH_0069
Vitis vinifera Grape Green subject Black b/g

MH_0054
Acer japonicum Japanese maple Brown subject Black b/g

MH_0052
Crocosmia - variety not identified Crocosmia Orange subject Black b/g

MH_0051
Crocosmia - variety not identified Crocosmia Red subject Black b/g

NP_0068
variety not identified Variety not identified Blue subject White b/g

NP_0057
varieties not identified Variety not identified Blue subject White b/g

NP_0056
varieties not identified Variety not identified White subject Grey b/g

NP_0055
varieties not identified Variety not identified Green subject White b/g

NP_0053
varieties not identified Variety not identified Brown subject Brown b/g

NP_0052
varieties not identified Variety not identified Brown subject Brown b/g

NP_0051
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia Grey subject Green b/g

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"Exploring the Fascinating World of Similarities: From Captain Woolf Barnato's Bentley to Colourful Beach Huts" Step into a world where seemingly unrelated objects and scenes share striking similarities. Just like Captain Woolf Barnato with his sleek Bentley, Harvey Nichols advertisement from 1953 catches our attention with its timeless elegance. But wait, there's more. A peculiar sight awaits as we stumble upon an unexpected encounter between a DRUNK MONK and two skeletons—one human, one gorilla—reminding us that beneath the surface, we are not so different after all. Moving on to architectural wonders, Telfords suspension bridge across the Menai Straits stands tall in its grandeur just like MARS itself—a celestial body that has captivated humanity for centuries. As we venture towards coastal landscapes, traditional fishing boats bob gently on the waves alongside vibrant beach huts in Littlehampton. These colorful structures mirror our diverse society and remind us of unity amidst diversity. Delving deeper into history through art, Duncan Ectoplasm 4 transports us to another realm where imagination knows no bounds. Meanwhile, Gustave Dore and Blanchard Jerrold's London: A Pilgrimage takes us over London by rail in 1872—an era when Officer from the 1st Royal Regiment of Dragoons stood guard over this great city. Intriguingly enough, these seemingly disparate elements come together under the theme of "similar. " They invite us to ponder connections beyond what meets the eye—to find beauty in unexpected places and appreciate how even vastly different things can share common ground.