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Botany staff, March 1900. The Natural History Museum, Londo

Botany staff, March 1900. The Natural History Museum, Londo


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Botany staff, March 1900. The Natural History Museum, Londo

Robert Hugh Bunting photographed his colleagues in a relaxed mood during March 1900

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In this black-and-white photograph from March 1900, Botany staff members of the Natural History Museum in London are seen in a relaxed and convivial atmosphere. Taken by Robert Hugh Bunting, a contemporary photographer, the image showcases the camaraderie and shared passion for natural history that bound these individuals together. The scene is set within the hallowed halls of the museum, with the distinctive architecture of the institution's interior providing an elegant backdrop. The staff members, dressed in turn-of-the-century attire, are gathered around a long table, their faces animated as they engage in lively conversation. The table is adorned with various botanical specimens, including an intriguing array of passerine birds, such as sparrows, which are members of the Passeridae family. The presence of these birds, avian representatives of the Passeriformes order, adds an interesting layer to the photograph. Their inclusion suggests that the staff were not only dedicated to the study of plants but also had a keen interest in the animal kingdom, specifically the Sauropsida clade, which includes reptiles and birds. Robert Hugh Bunting, the talented photographer, expertly captured the essence of this moment, immortalizing the collective spirit of the Botany department at the Natural History Museum. The photograph serves as a testament to the interconnectedness of the natural world and the enduring curiosity of those who dedicate their lives to its exploration. This image, with its rich historical context and intriguing details, is an invaluable addition to any collection focusing on natural history, botany, or the history of science. It invites us to delve deeper into the lives of these dedicated individuals and the world of knowledge they sought to uncover.

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