Mix-up: Fiori di Nepenthes – Ernst Haeckel Spiritualità on the slopes of the

on the slopes of the Quirinal Hill

and the buds lead to all the leaves… and in all of this we feel the coolness of the water

and for this reason it is considered auspicious to invoke him and have an image of him at home

kept in the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool

it represents the liberation of the soul from the shackles of the body

Mix-up: Fiori di Nepenthes – Ernst Haeckel Spiritualità on the slopes of theThese drawings are incredibly detailed yet aesthetically beautiful and have influenced modern evolutionary culture. They put us in continuous contact with nature! These flowers of Nepenthes, a carnivorous plant, were studied and drawn by Ernst Haeckel, a Darwinist zoologist who lived between the 1800s and early 1900s. The image comes from his book "Kunstformen der Natur". Printed on a sheet of an ancient Italian art encyclopedia. Frame not included.