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    Rafflesia (Rafflesia arnoldii) seen from top, Payakumbuh, West Sumatra, Indonesia

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    Rafflesia (Rafflesia arnoldii) seen from top, Payakumbuh, West Sumatra, Indonesia

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    Rafflesia (Rafflesia arnoldii) seen from top, Payakumbuh, West Sumatra, Indonesia

    Rafflesia (Rafflesia arnoldii), stamens, male flower, Payakumbuh, West Sumatera, Indonesia - 2-

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    Rafflesia (Rafflesia arnoldii), stamens, male flower, Payakumbuh, West Sumatera, Indonesia - 2-

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    Rafflesia (Rafflesia arnoldii), stamens, male flower, Payakumbuh, West Sumatera, Indonesia - 2-

    Rafflesia flower Indonesia Sumatra Bukittingi

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    Rafflesia flower Indonesia Sumatra Bukittingi

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    Rafflesia flower Indonesia Sumatra Bukittingi

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    Man et Rafflesia in Asia ; Rafflesia is the biggest flower in the world

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    Man et Rafflesia in Asia ; Rafflesia is the biggest flower in the world

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    Man et Rafflesia in Asia ; Rafflesia is the biggest flower in the world

    Rafflesia newly opened in the Bukit Barisan Selatan NP ; Rafflesia biggest flower in the world, decomposing after 3 days.

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    Rafflesia newly opened in the Bukit Barisan Selatan NP ; Rafflesia biggest flower in the world, decomposing after 3 days.

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    Rafflesia newly opened in the Bukit Barisan Selatan NP ; Rafflesia biggest flower in the world, decomposing after 3 days.

    Rafflesia with leaf insect climbing Bukit Barisan Selatan NP ; Rafflesia is the biggest flower in the world, decomposing after 3 days.

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    Rafflesia with leaf insect climbing Bukit Barisan Selatan NP ;

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    Rafflesia with leaf insect climbing Bukit Barisan Selatan NP ; Rafflesia is the biggest flower in the world, decomposing after 3 days.

    Rafflesia newly opened biggest flower in the world Sumatra

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    Rafflesia newly opened biggest flower in the world Sumatra

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    Rafflesia newly opened biggest flower in the world Sumatra

    Flower Rafflesia Bukit Barisan Selatan Sumatra Indonesia

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    Flower Rafflesia Bukit Barisan Selatan Sumatra Indonesia

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    Flower Rafflesia Bukit Barisan Selatan Sumatra Indonesia

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    Flower Rafflesia Bukit Barisan Selatan Sumatra Indonesia

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    Flower Rafflesia Bukit Barisan Selatan Sumatra Indonesia

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    Flower Rafflesia Bukit Barisan Selatan Sumatra Indonesia

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    Flower Rafflesia Bukit Barisan Selatan Sumatra Indonesia

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    Flower Rafflesia Bukit Barisan Selatan Sumatra Indonesia

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    Flower Rafflesia Bukit Barisan Selatan Sumatra Indonesia

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    Flower Rafflesia Bukit Barisan Selatan Sumatra Indonesia

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    Flower Rafflesia Bukit Barisan Selatan Sumatra Indonesia

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted<br/>everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,<br/>he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves<br/>art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational<br/>moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of<br/>elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate<br/>phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.<br/>Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.<br/>Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. “A Kiss from Sumatra…”

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,
    he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves
    art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational
    moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of
    elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate
    phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.
    Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.
    Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. “A Kiss from Sumatra…”

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted<br/>everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,<br/>he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves<br/>art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational<br/>moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of<br/>elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate<br/>phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.<br/>Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.<br/>Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. “A Kiss from Sumatra…”

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,
    he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves
    art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational
    moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of
    elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate
    phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.
    Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.
    Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. “A Kiss from Sumatra…”

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    Thierry Boisgard and his Rafflésia in a flower massif ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted<br/>everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,<br/>he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves<br/>art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational<br/>moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of<br/>elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate<br/>phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.<br/>Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.<br/>Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. “A Kiss from Sumatra…”

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    Thierry Boisgard and his Rafflésia in a flower massif ; From the

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    Thierry Boisgard and his Rafflésia in a flower massif ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,
    he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves
    art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational
    moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of
    elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate
    phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.
    Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.
    Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. “A Kiss from Sumatra…”

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted<br/>everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,<br/>he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves<br/>art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational<br/>moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of<br/>elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate<br/>phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.<br/>Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.<br/>Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. “A Kiss from Sumatra…”

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,
    he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves
    art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational
    moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of
    elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate
    phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.
    Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.
    Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. “A Kiss from Sumatra…”

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted<br/>everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,<br/>he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves<br/>art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational<br/>moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of<br/>elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate<br/>phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.<br/>Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.<br/>Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. “A Kiss from Sumatra…”

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,
    he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves
    art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational
    moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of
    elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate
    phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.
    Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.
    Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. “A Kiss from Sumatra…”

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted<br/>everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,<br/>he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves<br/>art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational<br/>moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of<br/>elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate<br/>phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.<br/>Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.<br/>Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. “A Kiss from Sumatra…”

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he

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    Thierry Boisgard laid down in grass with its Rafflesia ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,
    he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves
    art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational
    moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of
    elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate
    phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.
    Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.
    Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world. “A Kiss from Sumatra…”

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    Coloration of a sculpture of Rafflesia full scale ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted<br/>everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,<br/>he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves<br/>art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational<br/>moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of<br/>elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate<br/>phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.<br/>Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.<br/>Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world.

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    Coloration of a sculpture of Rafflesia full scale ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he notices

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    Coloration of a sculpture of Rafflesia full scale ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,
    he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves
    art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational
    moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of
    elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate
    phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.
    Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.
    Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world.

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    Coloration of a sculpture of Rafflesia full scale ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted<br/>everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,<br/>he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves<br/>art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational<br/>moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of<br/>elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate<br/>phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.<br/>Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.<br/>Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world.

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    Coloration of a sculpture of Rafflesia full scale ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he notices

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    Coloration of a sculpture of Rafflesia full scale ; From the time he was very young, he has dissected, sketched an sculpted
    everything he notices during his hikes. While completing studies in biology,
    he worked on perfecting his moulding and painting techniques. Today he serves
    art and natural history museums by restoring collections or making educational
    moulds and models. First he sculpts and models the subject. With the help of
    elastomers an resins, he then casts his creation. Next comes the most delicate
    phase : giving the animal or plant realistic, lifelike colors.
    Acrylic paint applied with brush and airbrush.
    Rafflesia, the largest flower in the world.

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    Bouton d'une fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra Indonésie

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    Bouton d'une fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra Indonésie

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    Bouton d'une fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra Indonésie

    Eclosion d'une fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra Indonésie

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    Eclosion d'une fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra Indonésie

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    Eclosion d'une fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra Indonésie

    Fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra Indonésie

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    Fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra Indonésie

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    Fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra Indonésie

    Fleur de Rafflésia Sabah Malaisie

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    Fleur de Rafflésia Sabah Malaisie

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    Fleur de Rafflésia Sabah Malaisie

    Man showing a Rafflesia flower Sumatra Indonesia

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    Man showing a Rafflesia flower Sumatra Indonesia

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    Man showing a Rafflesia flower Sumatra Indonesia

    Toupaye commune sur une fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra ; Ouest de Sumatra

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    Toupaye commune sur une fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra ; Ouest de Sumatra

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    Toupaye commune sur une fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra ; Ouest de Sumatra

    Jeune Toupaye commune sortant d'une fleur de Rafflésia ; Ouest de Sumatra

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    Jeune Toupaye commune sortant d'une fleur de Rafflésia ; Ouest de Sumatra

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    Jeune Toupaye commune sortant d'une fleur de Rafflésia ; Ouest de Sumatra

    Toupaye commune à l'intérieur d'une fleur de Rafflésia ; Mange des graines. Ouest de Sumatra

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    Toupaye commune à l'intérieur d'une fleur de Rafflésia ; Mange des graines. Ouest de Sumatra

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    Toupaye commune à l'intérieur d'une fleur de Rafflésia ; Mange des graines. Ouest de Sumatra

    Toupaye commune à l'intérieur d'une fleur de Rafflésia ; Ouest de Sumatra

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    Toupaye commune à l'intérieur d'une fleur de Rafflésia ; Ouest de Sumatra

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    Toupaye commune à l'intérieur d'une fleur de Rafflésia ; Ouest de Sumatra

    Toupaye commune à l'intérieur d'une fleur de Rafflésia ; Chassant un Hyménoptère attiré par la fleur géante. Ouest de Sumatra

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    Toupaye commune à l'intérieur d'une fleur de Rafflésia ; Chassant un Hyménoptère attiré par la fleur géante. Ouest de Sumatra

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    Toupaye commune à l'intérieur d'une fleur de Rafflésia ; Chassant un Hyménoptère attiré par la fleur géante. Ouest de Sumatra

    Toupaye commune dans une fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra ; Ouest de Sumatra

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    Toupaye commune dans une fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra ; Ouest de Sumatra

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    Toupaye commune dans une fleur de Rafflésia Sumatra ; Ouest de Sumatra

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