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THE DISSECTION — (opening it to understand it:1.3) a twig of oak with galls — cut apart and arranged as a bud, a bloom and a spent head — on a tea-stained ground with foxing. (Numbered dissection plate, each part labelled, clinical and beautiful). a 100mm macro at f/11 on the specimen, one flower dissected beside the whole. BREAK a seed scattering off the sheet of the cut stem; the dry-brush break-up of pigment, the shine of a pressed and waxed leaf of the sheet; a butterfly pinned beside the bloom, a ladybird on the calyx not invited. an older number inked in the corner the intact specimen for reference. a marginal sketch of a detail, a paperclip's rust mark, a number in red, part of a series, a Latin binomial in careful italic, a plate number inked in the corner BREAK a glossy berry lit bright, the glint of a pressed leaf's wax, a highlight where the wash is thinnest the sap's shine. (flower dissection, botanical diagram, scientific:1.2) herbarium specimen scan, honest and dry.
job p1789250386-248 · 2026-09-12T21:59:46Z · queued · finished 2026-09-13T23:47:51.638ZTHE DISSECTION — (opening it to understand it:1.3) a twig of oak with galls — cut apart and arranged as a bud, a bloom and a spent head — on a tea-stained ground with foxing. (Numbered dissection plate, each part labelled, clinical and beautiful). a 100mm macro at f/11 on the specimen, one flower dissected beside the whole. BREAK a seed scattering off the sheet of the cut stem; the dry-brush break-up of pigment, the shine of a pressed and waxed leaf of the sheet; a butterfly pinned beside the bloom, a ladybird on the calyx not invited. an older number inked in the corner the intact specimen for reference. a marginal sketch of a detail, a paperclip's rust mark, a number in red, part of a series, a Latin binomial in careful italic, a plate number inked in the corner BREAK a glossy berry lit bright, the glint of a pressed leaf's wax, a highlight where the wash is thinnest the sap's shine. (flower dissection, botanical diagram, scientific:1.2) herbarium specimen scan, honest and dry.