Linden Collection (#11)

Crimson camellia hybrid, Marchesa Davia, Thea japonica.. Illustration and lithograph by P. de Pannemaeker of Ghent, from Jean Lindens L Illustration Horticole, 1880s

Large-flowered maxillaria orchid, Maxillaria grandiflora Lindl.. Illustration by P. Stroobant, lithographed by L. Stroobant of Ghent, from Jean Lindens L Illustration Horticole, 1870

Pink hybrid camellia, Bertha Giglioli, Thea japonica.. Illustration by P. Stroobant, lithographed by L. Stroobant of Ghent, from Jean Lindens L Illustration Horticole, 1873

Scarlet hybrid camellia, Caprioli, Thea japonica.. Illustration by P. de Pannemaeker, lithographed by L. Stroobant of Ghent, from Jean Lindens L Illustration Horticole, 1873

Scarlet Il Giogello camellia, Thea japonica.. Illustration by P. Stroobant, lithographed by L. Stroobant of Ghent, from Jean Lindens L Illustration Horticole, 1880s

Large creamy white flowered rhododendron, Rhododendron Princess Louise.. Chromolithograph drawn and lithographed by P. de Pannemaeker

Hybrid camellia, Madame de Cannart d Hamale, Thea japonica.. Illustration by P. Stroobant, lithographed by L. Stroobant of Ghent, from Jean Lindens L Illustration Horticole, 1880s

Cream colored flamingo flower or anthurium lily, Anthurium andreanum J. Lind, Madam Closons var.. Illustration by A. Goossens, chromolithograph by P

Felt-capped Catasetum orchid or Mother of Pearl flower, Catasetum pileatum.. It caused quite a sensation when it was first shown in London in 1886. Chromolithograph drawn by P

Battle armour and marriage clothes of Johann von Linden and Guda von Bellersheim, 1394.. From Kloster Urnsburg. Chromolithograph from Hefner-Altenecks Costumes

Unter den Linden street in Berlin, Germany
A military procession on Unter de Linden street, a broad avenue lined with handsome public buildings, which in the early twentieth-century was the most famous street in Berlin. Date: c. 1914

Two civilian scenes in Berlin, WW1
Two civilian scenes in Berlin in the early part of the First World War, asking the question: Has Germany Also Her Slackers? Above, an afternoon crowd in Unter den Linden

Linden World Racers series N32 Allen & Ginter Cigarettes
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Portrait Man Moor Head Signet Ring Oil gold white metal
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Virgin Child Saint Anne 1519 Oil linden 23 5 / 8 x 19 5 / 8
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Portrait Italian Woman Oil linden 17 3 / 4 x 13 3 / 4
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Portrait Man Wife Lorenz Kraffter Honesta Merz?
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Portrait Man 1491 Oil linden 18 3 / 4 x 13 47. 6 33 cm
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Christ Presented People Oil gold silver linden
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Salvator Mundi ca 1505 Oil linden 22 7 / 8 x 18 1 / 2in
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Virgin Child Oil gold silver linden 15 5 / 8 x 12 1 / 8
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Katharina Merian Oil gold white metal linden
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USA, Oregon, Portland. American linden trees in fall colors in Laurelhurst Park. Credit as
USA, Oregon, Portland. American linden trees in fall colors. Credit as: Steve Terrill / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont(Large format sizes available)

MISSISSIPPI: HOUSE, 1938. The Linden house in Natchez, Mississippi. Photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston, 1938

Tilman Riemenschneider, German (c. 1460-1531), A Bishop Saint (Burchard of WaOErzburg?), c. 1515-1520, linden wood with traces of polychromy

Unter Den Linden, the Death of the Late Emperor William, Germany, 1888 Engraving

The Virgin Mary with Saint Anne holding the infant Jesus (oil on panel)
XIR244972 The Virgin Mary with Saint Anne holding the infant Jesus (oil on panel) by Cranach, Lucas, the Elder (1472-1553); 61 x 40 cm; Alte Pinakothek, Munich

Big lime tree for an inn, Anonymous, Anthonie Waterloo, 1630 - 1740

may I Come In? from the Picture by Gaston Linden, Exhibited in the Paris
" may I Come In?" from the Picture by Gaston Linden, Exhibited in the Paris Salon, 1897; a Lady Entering through a Door

Chapel of St. Florian, cultural heritage, and Limes, Littleleaf Linden (Tilia cordata), memorial trees on FloriAzAanek, Koryč any, Kromě ř AzAiaAY district, ZlAzAin region, Moravia

Lime or Linden (Tilia) leaves and seed heads

Lime or Linden (Tilia) leaves and flowers

Linden (Tilia) standing on a hill in front of gathering storm clouds, Hirzel, Zurich, Switzerland, Europe

Old lime tree on Lake Constance, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe

Leaves of a Broad-leaved lime tree -Tilia platyphyllos-

Linde -Tilia spec- with bench, solitary tree a hill, Rendsburg-Eckernfoerde district, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, Europe

Black forest landscape surrounding Maria Lindenberg chapel in St. Peter, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, Europe

Stump of a large lime tree was sealed with varnish, on the banks of the Camel River in Wadebridge, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Limetree -Tilia- in spring, Menzingen, Switzerland, Europe

Solitary Lime tree -Tilia spp. - and wooden bench at a barley field, Bavaria, Germany
Solitary Lime tree -Tilia spp.- and wooden bench at a barley field, Bavaria, Germany

Large-leaved Linden -Tilia platyphyllos- in autumn, Muensing, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Lime Tree -Tilia spp. - and a wooden bench on a snow-covered field, Bavaria, Germany
Lime Tree -Tilia spp.- and a wooden bench on a snow-covered field, Bavaria, Germany

Solitary Lime Tree -Tilia spp. -, on a snow-covered field, Thuringia, Germany
Solitary Lime Tree -Tilia spp.-, on a snow-covered field, Thuringia, Germany

Lime tree on a hill at sunset, Emmental, Bernese Oberland, Canton of Bern, Switzerland

Lime Tree -Tilia- on a green hill, Canton of Zug, Switzerland

Sun-flooded deciduous forest with Lime trees -Tilia- and Sycamore Maples -Acer pseudoplatanus-, Hainich National Park, Thuringia, Germany

Avenue on Mt. Antoniberg, Stepperg, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Old Linden -Tilia- at sunset on snow-covered meadow, Rosshaupten, Eastern Allgaeu, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

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"Linden: A Symbol of Beauty, Love, and Tranquility" Linden trees have long been associated with various forms of beauty and enchantment. In Greek mythology, the story of Philemon and Baucis tells us how these humble peasants were transformed into intertwined linden and oak trees as a reward for their hospitality. Imagine a scene straight out of a fairytale - peasants joyously dancing around a majestic linden tree. The image captures the essence of community, celebration, and nature's embrace in one full-page spectacle. But they are not limited to folklore alone; they also find their place in horticulture. The Jaspideum variety of Dendrobium nobile orchid displays delicate blooms that resemble tiny stars shining amidst lush green foliage. In another captivating sight, picture a girl lost in her own world while reading atop the branches of an old lime tree (Tilia x europaea). This serene moment epitomizes the peaceful escape that can be found within nature's embrace. Lime trees hold significance beyond their aesthetic appeal. Linden Gardens in Notting Hill Gate, London is known for its picturesque charm during Christmas time - an idyllic setting perfect for capturing memories on holiday cards. The intricate patterns on large anthurium leaves with white veins showcase nature's artistry at its finest. These veins act as pathways guiding life-giving nutrients throughout the plant (Anthurium). Let us not forget Tenebrosa variety of Vanda tricolor hybrid orchid or Mr Zaleskis cymbidium orchid (Cymbidium zaleskianum L Lind), both exemplifying the elegance and diversity found within this botanical family. Various carnations or pinks (Dianthus caryophyllus) add vibrant pops of color to any garden or bouquet arrangement. Their sweet fragrance fills the air with love and nostalgia.