

No. 36 of 100 · The Botanical Series
Snowdrop (Thomé)
Pictures by Walter MüllerWords by Otto Wilhelm Thomé
Walter Müller's snowdrop, drawn whole from bulb to bloom with its flower and seed taken apart beside it, opens to the words "Thinking of you with love." The snowdrop is the first flower of the year, pushing up through the snow, and has long been a sign of hope that winter does not last for ever. For someone going through a hard season.
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Inside, it says
THINKING OF YOU WITH LOVE
On the back
From the great botanical books of the 1700s to the 1900s / SNOWDROP / Galanthus nivalis / The first flower of the year, pushing up through the snow while everything else sleeps. It has long been a sign of hope: winter does not last for ever. / Flora von Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz, 1903 / Drawn by Walter Müller for Otto Wilhelm Thomé's great flora of Central Europe: each plant whole, with its flower, fruit and seed taken apart beside it.
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