Royaume Uni Collection

Flower and leaf of autumn colchique (Crocus), whose flower resembles that of saffron. Illustration by C
FLO4562273 Flower and leaf of autumn colchique (Crocus), whose flower resembles that of saffron. Illustration by C. Curtis, engraving by Weddell

George V 1911 hunting in Nepal (1911), 1935 (photo)
2525612 George V 1911 hunting in Nepal (1911), 1935 (photo) by Brooks, Ernest (1878-1941); (add.info.: History. England. King George V in Nepal for big game shooting, 1911)

Male dogwood, branch with fruit. Illustration by C. Curtis, engraving by Weddell
FLO4562277 Male dogwood, branch with fruit. Illustration by C. Curtis, engraving by Weddell. Eau forte in The Curtis Botanical Magazine, by Samuel Curtis, 1826

Elegant greenhouse flower, purple and white from African Corymbose, Cape of Good Esperance (South Africa)
FLO4562317 Elegant greenhouse flower, purple and white from African Corymbose, Cape of Good Esperance (South Africa). Illustration by William Jackson Hoker (1785-1865), British botanist and writer

Cinquefoil has blood red flowers
FLO4562311 Cinquefoil has blood red flowers.; (add.info.: Cinquefoil has blood red flowers.); © Florilegius

Female branch of Telfairia pedata, plant of the family cucurbitacees. Named after Charles Telfair
FLO4562294 Female branch of Telfairia pedata, plant of the family cucurbitacees. Named after Charles Telfair, Superintendent of the Royal Garden in Mauritius. Illustration of E.D

Pink flowers of Bromelia with leaves marked of white. Parasitic tropical plant, native to South America
FLO4562308 Pink flowers of Bromelia with leaves marked of white. Parasitic tropical plant, native to South America. (Bromelia Zebrina); (add.info)

Ornamental white flowers with fine pink lines of Crinum procerum, variete of lilies from Rangoon (Burma, Myanmar)
FLO4562301 Ornamental white flowers with fine pink lines of Crinum procerum, variete of lilies from Rangoon (Burma, Myanmar)

Southern Cassia, plant with yellow flowers, with precise description of the leaves, native to New Holland (Australia)
FLO4562291 Southern Cassia, plant with yellow flowers, with precise description of the leaves, native to New Holland (Australia). Illustration by C. Curtis, engraving by Weddell

Inflorescence of Banksia Serrata. Illustration by C. Curtis, engraving by Weddell
FLO4562276 Inflorescence of Banksia Serrata. Illustration by C. Curtis, engraving by Weddell. Eau forte in The Curtis Botanical Magazine, by Samuel Curtis, 1826

Pruinee leaf and stem with pale yellow flowers of a Yucca Glauca. Ornamental plant, perennial
FLO4562268 Pruinee leaf and stem with pale yellow flowers of a Yucca Glauca. Ornamental plant, perennial, native to Carolina (USA). Illustration by John Curtis (entomologist), engraving by Weddell

Giroflee des Dames or Julienne des jardins, has large purple flowers
FLO4562293 Giroflee des Dames or Julienne des jardins, has large purple flowers.; (add.info.: Giroflee des Dames or Julienne des jardins, has large purple flowers.); © Florilegius

Helianthus (sun) perennial with purple brown central disc. Illustration by John Curtis (entomologist)
FLO4562269 Helianthus (sun) perennial with purple brown central disc. Illustration by John Curtis (entomologist), engraving by Weddell

Canterbury cathedral western faeade, Canterbury, Great Britain

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"Canterbury Cathedral, a magnificent architectural masterpiece in the heart of Canterbury, England, represents the rich history and culture of the United Kingdom, or as Honore Daumier once depicted in his 1866 painting "Ce qu'on appelle le ROYAUME-UNI" (What We Call the UNITED KINGDOM), a testament to the unity and diversity of Great Britain." This caption highlights the significance of Canterbury Cathedral as a symbol of the United Kingdom's history and culture, while also referencing Honore Daumier's famous painting that captures the essence of the country. The use of the phrase "What We Call the UNITED KINGDOM" in the painting title is also included to provide context for those who may not be familiar with the artwork. Overall, this caption aims to convey the beauty, history, and unity of the United Kingdom.