Ginko Collection

Maidenhair tree leaves (Ginkgo biloba) on rock. This unique tree is named after the golden hue its leaves turn in autumn. An extract from the leaves in used in herbal medicine

Maiden Hair Fern
Alyson Fennell

Autumn alleyway in a traditional neighborhood in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA alley in the fall

Autumn alleyway in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Romantic Ginko Pattern
Treechild

Ginko 4
Mareike Böhmer

Ginko biloba and sun
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko biloba 2
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko biloba 1
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 7
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 11
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 9
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 8
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 4
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 2
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 15
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 12
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 6
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 5
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 14
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 3
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 13
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 10
Justyna Jaszke

Ginko Biloba leaves 1
Justyna Jaszke

Examples of Coniferae from Kunstformen der Natur, 1899 (colour litho)
746692 Examples of Coniferae from Kunstformen der Natur, 1899 (colour litho) by Haeckel, Ernst (1824-1919) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

Stopping The Time
Lenka

View of the Issuance of the State Constitution in the State Chamber of the New Imperial Palace, March 2, 1889 (Meiji 22)

Fighting a tiger in snow, 1896. Creator: Ginko, Adachi (1853-after 1908)
Fighting a tiger in snow, 1896. Private Collection

Kabuki Performance Featuring Red Indians and Kubuki Actors, late 19th century

The Central Bank of Japan (Nippon Ginko), Chuo, Tokyo, Japan Date: circa 1908

Shinkokyo Oite Seiden Kempo Happu no zu View
Artokoloro

Ladies Sewing Kijo Saihō No Zu
Artokoloro

Nasu no yoichi naozane to atsumori, Nasu no Yoichi; Atsumori and Naozane. Adachi, GinkAc, active 1870-1900, artist, 1885. 2 prints (1 sheet) : woodcut, color; 36 x 24.2 cm

JAPAN: PARLIAMENT, 1890. First meeting of the Japanese Parliament. Woodblock print, triptych, 1890, by Shosai Ginko

JAPAN: SEWING MACHINES. Japanese women sewing Western-style dresses. Woodblock print, triptych, 1897, by Shosai Ginko

Twnate Canal - Rangoon - We stopped at the official tollhouse and our junior officer captain had chairs and tables set out for our tea under a huge Ginko tree

Japanese female samurai warrior. Tomoe Gozen (bottom panel) with another warrior, possibly Yoshinaka, on horseback
TOMOE GOZEN (1157?-1247?). Japanese female samurai warrior. Tomoe Gozen (bottom panel) with another warrior, possibly Yoshinaka, on horseback

Ginkgo leaves (Ginkgo biloba)
Maidenhair tree leaves (Ginkgo biloba). Extracts from this plant are used in herbal medicine to improve blood flow to most organs and tissues of the body, particularly to the brain

Maidenhair tree leaf (Ginkgo biloba) with a raindrop on its surface. An extract from the leaves of this unique species of tree is commonly used in herbal medicine to improve circulation to the brain

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"Ginko: A Timeless Beauty in Nature's Tapestry" Maidenhair tree leaves, scientifically known as Ginkgo biloba, captivate our hearts with their delicate and intricate patterns. The romantic Ginko pattern adorns these leaves, resembling a dance of love between nature and art. Similar to the graceful fronds of Maiden Hair Fern, the Ginko biloba leaves possess an ethereal charm that evokes a sense of tranquility and serenity. As sunlight filters through their vibrant green hues, it creates a mesmerizing interplay between light and shadow. Gazing upon the majestic Ginko biloba trees basking in the warm embrace of the sun is like witnessing nature's poetry unfold before our eyes. Their golden foliage stands out against any backdrop, casting a spellbinding aura wherever they reside. Each leaf tells its own story - from the symmetrical beauty showcased in Ginko Biloba leaves 7 to the enchanting asymmetry found in Ginko Biloba leaves 11. No two are alike; each one possesses its unique character that adds depth to this natural masterpiece. As we marvel at their timeless elegance captured in photographs such as Ginko Biloba 2 or admire them gently swaying on branches like precious jewels in Ginko Biloba 1, we are reminded of nature's ability to create wonders beyond imagination. The allure of these glistening emerald treasures extends far beyond their aesthetic appeal. For centuries, cultures around the world have revered ginkos for their medicinal properties believed to enhance memory and cognitive function – truly embodying both beauty and brains. So let us immerse ourselves in this captivating world where art merges seamlessly with nature. Let us celebrate the intricate details etched upon each leaf – be it from Ginko Biloba leaves 9 or even down to every vein delicately traced on display in images like Ginko Biloba leaves 8 or Ginko Biloba leaves 4.