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Poster, Zeppelin to South AmericaPoster advertising the German Zeppelin Hamburg-American Line, LZ 127 Graf Zeppelin airship service from Friedrichshafen, Germany, to Buenos Aires, Argentina. circa 1934
Brazilian Football Team of the 1958 World Cup
Sir Richard Francis Burton (1821-1890)Photograph of Sir Richard Francis Burton, the English explorer, linguist and diplomat
Shrunken Head - BrazilA shrunken head - a prized trophy of an indigenous tribe from Brazil
Ufos / Trindade IslandFlying saucer photographed over Trindade Island (Brazil) from naval training vessel Almirante Saldanha; the sighting lasted 30 seconds and was witnessed by many aboard
Plants bearing fruits and seedsPlants bearing berries and seeds including guava, membrillo, brazil nut, mistletoe, spotted laurel, cannonball tree, cactus, eucalyptus, myrtle, clove, caraway, coriander, hemlock, cumin, etc
Pacific Line PosterPacific Line, Pacific Steam Line Navigation Company Liverpool, royal mail steamers to brazil and South America, 1904 1904
RENOIR, Pierre-Auguste (1841-1919). Pink and Blue or, The Cahen d Anvers Girls. 1881. Impressionism. Oil on canvas. BRAZIL. Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo Museum of Art
Buddon Wood, Mountsorrel, Swithland, LeicestershireSketch of the granite (or syenite) district viewed from Swithland Old Slate Quarry, including Buddon Wood, Mountsorrel, Kinchley Hill and Brazil Wood, Leicestershire
The ship Kapunda, 1887The British emigrant Ship, Kapunda, which was run down and sunk off the Coast of Brazil with the loss of 298 lives in 1887
Percy H Fawcett, British explorerPERCY H FAWCETT British explorer who disappeared while exploring the Matto Grosso of Brazil
Pampulha Church, Belo Horizonte, BrazilChurch of St Francis of Assisi at Pampulha, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil, designed by the architect Oscar Niemeyer in the organic modern style
Brazil / Rio De JaneiroRio de Janeiro: distant view, with Sugar Loaf Mountain
Glory bush, Tibouchina elegans (Pleroma elegans)
Brazil - Sao Paulo - panoramic view over the city, showing old and new buildings Date: circa late 1950s
Golden trumpet flower, Allamanda nobilis
Brazil - Rio de Janeiro - The Statue of Christ the Redeemer at the summit of Mount Corcovado
Epidendrum elongatum, orchidFinished watercolour by Sydney Parkinson made during Captain James Cooks first voyage across the Pacific, 1768-1771. Illustration annotated Epidendrum secundrum
Raphael (1483-1520). Resurrection of Christ. 1499 - 1502. Renaissance art. Cinquecento. Oil on wood. BRAZIL. Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo Museum of Art
Brazil - Street vendor in Rio de JaneiroSuperb postcard from Brazil depicting Street vendor (seemingly specialising in pots, cans and pans) in Rio de Janeiro
Panoramic view of Guaruja, Santos, Brazil. Date: circa 1930s
RMSP Danube, Bahia, Brazil (1911). Shoesmith, Kenneth Denton 1890 - 1939. Date: 1911
Marsdenia mollissimaFinished watercolour by Sydney Parkinson made during Captain James Cooks first voyage across the Pacific, 1768-1771. Illustration annotated Cynanchum crassifolium
Ministry of Education, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Date: 1949
Brazilian RainforestThe Brazilian rainforest 150 years ago. Date: 1850
Carrying sacks of Coffee, santos, BrazilCarrying sacks of Coffee to be put on a ship at Santos, Brazil, South America. The total weight of the sacks is 302 kg!
Brazil & Bras PortraitA map of Brazil with a portrait of its then president Venceslau Bras. Brazil had declared war on Germany in 1917 during World War One
Sugar Loaf Mountain and cable car, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilSugar Loaf Mountain and a cable car, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. circa 1920
Brazil Wood, Swithland, LeicestershireSketch of quarrying (probably granite) at Brazil Wood, Swithland, Leicestershire, by Reverend Baden Powell (1796-1860), father of Robert Baden Powell. 1859
Kinchley Hill and Brazil Wood, Swithland, LeicestershireSketch of granite rocks at Kinchley Hill and Brazil Wood, Swithland, Leicestershire, by Reverend Baden Powell (1796-1860), father of Robert Baden Powell. 1859
Soldiers of Linhares, Brazil, in uniform.. Handcolored lithograph from Friedrich Wilhelm Goedsches Complete Gallery of Peoples in True Pictures, Meissen, circa 1835-1840
Panoramic: Bahia, Brazil, South America 1873A photograph taken during the voyage of H.M.S. Challenger (1872-1876), funded by the British Government for scientific purposes
Bahia, Brazil, South America 1873A photograph taken during the voyage of H.M.S. Challenger (1872-1876), funded by the British Government for scientific purposes
Bahia, South America 1873A photograph taken during the voyage of H.M.S. Challenger (1872-1876), funded by the British Government for scientific purposes
A Fruit Market in Rio de Janeiro by Sir John GilbertColoured engraving of a Brazilian woman carrying baskets of fruit at a market in Rio. Date: 1856
Book Cover - A Patriotic School Girl by Angela BrazilBook Jacket - A Patriotic School Girl by Angela Brazil Date: 1918
Brazilian Pavilion, Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1889. Date: 1889
Maria II of Portugal (1819-1853). Queen of Portugal born in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), called the Good Mother and the Educator. She reigned for two periods: 1826-1828 and 1834-1853. Portrait
Botocudo men of Brazil with wooden plugs in the lip and earPortraits of Botocudo men of Brazil with their distinctive wooden plugs in the lip and ear. Botocudos. Handcoloured woodcut by L
Matses or Matis warrior of Brazil, with facial tattoos, labrets, and piercings with macaw feathers and snail shells. Maxurunas Indian, Brazil. Maxourounas (Bresil)
Nomadic Puri family relaxing in a hut made of leaves and branches, man lying in hammock, woman roasting meat on a fire. Amazon River, Brazil
Yellow-bellied seedeater, Sporophila nigricollis
Crimson passion flower, Passiflora kermesina. Native to Brazil, introduced to the Horticultural Society garden in 1831 from Berlin
Caularthron bicornutum orchid. Native to Trinidad-Tobago, Venezuela, Brazil, Suriname, Guyana, Colombia. Received from Trinidad by Messrs. Shepherd of Liverpool
Gloxinia hybrd. Cross of G. speciosa and G. candida, raised at the Epsom nursery of Messrs. Young. Native to Brazil. Largest-flowered gloxinia, Gloxinia maxima
Cattleya crispa orchidCurled petalled cattleya orchid, Cattleya crispa. Native of Brazil, sent from Rio de Janeiro by British army officer Captain Sir Henry Chamberlain in 1826
Sinningia cooperi. Native to Brazil, and sent to Mrs Arnold Harrison by her brother around 1829. Named for the wife of Joseph Cooper, botanic gardener at Wentworth
Tooth-like flowered zygopetalum, Zygopetalum maxillareTooth-like flowered zygopetalum orchid, Zygopetalum maxillare. Native to Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina, sent by F. Warre from Rio de Janeiro to nurseryman George Loddiges in Hackney
Crimson cattleya orchid, Cattleya labiataCrimson cattleya, ruby-lipped cattleya or crimson-lipped cattleya orchid, Cattleya labiata. Imported from Brazil by English ornithologist and artist William Swainson in 1818
Sinningia cooperi. Native of Brazil, sent by German plant hunter Friedrich Sellow to the Berlin Botanic Garden. Mr Sellow's gesneria, Gesneria sellowi
Intermediate cattleya orchid, Cattleya intermedia. Native to Brazil, brought from Mr. Harris of Rio de Janeiro by Captain Graham in 1824
Walking iris, Trimezia coerulea. Native of Brazil, introduced in 1818. Blue marica, Marica caerulea
North's false flag, Trimezia northianaNorth's false flag or walking iris, Trimezia northiana. Native to Brazil, introduced to the Horticultural Society in 1822. Captain Sabine's marica, Marica sabini
Manac, Brunfelsia uniflora. Poisonous shrub native to the Caribbean and South America, used in ayahuasca and other potions. Introduced from Brazil by Marshal Beresford to his sister Mrs Thomas Hope
Ocelot, Leopardus pardalis mitis. (The chatl, Felis mitis)
Cattleya harpophylla orchid. As Laelia harpophylla, native of Brazil, exhibited by Veitch and Sons of Chelsea as Laelia cinnabarina
Prayer plant, Maranta leuconeura, native to Brazil. Sold by James Veitch and Sons, King's Road, Chelsea. As Maranta massingiana
Jonghe's cattleya orchid, Cattleya jongheana, native to Brazil. Imported by Jean de Jonghe of Brussels, discovered by Libon. As Laelia jongheana, Laelia jongneana on plate
Miltonia moreliana orchid, native to Brazil. Sketched from a plant in Lord Londesborough's collection at Norbiton. As Miltonia morelliana atro-rubens
Caiophora coronata, native to Brazil and southern South America. Sold by Messrs. Veitch and Sons of Chelsea. As Blumenbachia coronata
Billbergia saundersii, bromeliad native to Brazil, named for the Swedish botanist Gustav Johan Billberg. Imported by nurseryman William Bull, King's Road, Chelsea
Small maxillaria, Maxillaria parvula
One-colored catasetum orchid, Catasetum purum. Native to Brazil, plants sent by Bell Edward Lloyd to Miss P. S. Falkner of Fairfield. Greenish-flowered catasetum, Catasetum semiapertum
Schaueria calytricha. Native to Brazil, sent by Carl Friedrich Otto from Berlin Botanic Garden. Yellow-flowered justicia, Justicia calytricha
Bird's nest anthurium, Anthurium coriaceum. Native to Brazil, plant brought by Captain Robert Graham of H. M. Packet-Service from Rio de Janeiro in 1824. Coriaceous pothos, Pothos coriaceus
Elliptical-leaved epidendrum orchid, Epidendrum ellipticum. Found in Brazil and Paraguay, sent from Rio de Janeiro by Captain Thomas Graham in 1824
Crimson cattleya orchid, Cattleya labiataCrimson cattleya or ruby-lipped cattleya orchid, Cattleya labiata. Native to South America, sent from Brazil by English ornithologist William Swainson. Splendid-flowered catleya
Sword-leaved ornithocephalus orchid, Ornithocephalus gladiatus. Native from Grenada, Trinidad, the Guianas, Venezuela, Ecuador, to Peru, Bolivia and Brazil
Bifrenaria harrisoniae orchid. Native to Brazil, introduced by orchid collector Mrs. Elizabeth Harrison of Aegsburgh, Liverpool, who received it from her brother in Rio de Janeiro
Paullinia meliifolia. Native to South America, and introduced from Brazil by Richardson Harrison of Aegsburgh, flowered at Liverpool Botanic Garden. Azederach-leaved paullinia, Paullinia meliaefolia
Shaving brush tree, Pseudobombax grandiflorum (or Bombax album). Native to Brazil, introduced by George Loddiges, and sent by John Shepherd of the Liverpool Botanic Garden
Brazilian huckleberry, Gaylussacia brasiliensisBrazilian huckleberry or dangleberry, Gaylussacia brasiliensis. Native of Brazil, found by Auguste de St. Hilaire from Caravellos to St Catharine island. Named for French chemist Guy Lussac
Dwarf sophronitis orchid, Cattleya pumilaBordered dwarf cattleya or dwarf sophronitis orchid, Cattleya pumila. Imported from Brazil and raised by nurseryman George Loddiges
Gomesa uniflora orchid. Native to South America. Imported from Brazil by Sir Charles Lemon at Carclew. One-flowered oncidium, Oncidium uniflorum
Purslane flower, Portulaca thellusonii varietyPurslane flower, believed to be a variety of Mr. Thelluson's purslane, Portulaca thellusonii, native to Brazil. Portulaca splendens, garden variety
Pink-flowered clowesia orchid, Clowesia rosea. Native to Mexico, central and south America. Imported from Brazil and raised by Reverend John Clowes at Broughton Hall
Marcetia taxifolia. Native to Brazil, Colombia, Guyana and Venezuela. Loose-barked marcetia, Marcetia excoriata
Dark-purple echites, Echites atropurpurea. Introduced from Brazil by nurseryman John Veitch of Exeter
Swan orchid, Cycnoches pentadactylonFive-fingered swan-neck, Cycnoches pentadactylon. Native to Peru and Brazil. Plant obtained by George Loddiges nursery
Vriesea psittacina. Parrot-flowered vriesia, Vriesia psittacina. Native to Brazil
False Christmas cactus, Schlumbergera truncata. Ringent-flowered cactus, Cactus truncatus. Native of Brazil, provided by Thomas Hitchen of Norwich
Langsdorff's tobacco, Nicotiana langsdorffii. Native of Brazil, raised from seeds sent by Mr. Langsdorff at Rio de Janeiro. Plant provided by William Anderson at the Chelsea Botanic Gardens
Aristolochia cymbifera. Marcgrave's birthwort, Aristolochia labiosa. Native of Brazil, introduced to Kew Gardens by the king's collectors Allan Cunningham and James Bowie