BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty X-WR-TIMEZONE:Central Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064506Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941713749 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260902 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064506Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941714774 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260903 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064506Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941715799 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260904 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064506Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941717848 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260907 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064506Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941718873 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260908 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064506Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941719898 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260909 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064506Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941720923 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260910 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941721948 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260911 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941722973 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260914 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941725022 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260915 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941726047 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260916 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941727072 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260917 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941728097 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260918 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941730146 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260921 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941731171 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260922 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941732196 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260923 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941734245 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260924 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941735270 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260925 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941736295 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260928 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941738344 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260929 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941739369 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260930 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941741418 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261001 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941743467 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261002 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941744492 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261005 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941746541 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261006 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941748590 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261007 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941749615 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261008 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941750640 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261009 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941751665 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261012 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941753714 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261013 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941754739 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261014 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941755764 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261015 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941756789 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261016 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941757814 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261019 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941759863 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261020 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941760888 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261021 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941760889 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261022 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941762938 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261023 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941763963 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261026 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941764988 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261027 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941766013 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261028 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941767038 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261029 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941768063 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261030 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941769088 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261102 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941772161 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261103 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941773186 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261104 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941775235 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261105 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941776260 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261106 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941776261 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261109 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941777286 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261110 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941779335 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261111 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941780360 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261112 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941782409 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261113 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260908T064507Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_53186941786506 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261116 DESCRIPTION:Dangerous Beauty explores the striking and often deceptive allu re of poisonous plants through historical botanical illustration. Drawn fr om rare books and medical botany texts found in the Louise B. Belsterling Botanical Collection\, this exhibition highlights species once valued for beauty\, medicine\, and ritual use—and at times intentionally misused\, even when their dangers were known.\n\nFrom the delicate bells of foxglove to the dark berries of deadly nightshade\, these plants reveal a long his tory of experimentation\, misidentification\, and discovery. Detailed bota nical illustrations highlight both the beauty and the danger of these plan ts. Presented during the fall\, the exhibition draws on what might be call ed the plant world’s own spooky season\, when familiar forms take on dar ker meanings and hidden risks come into focus.\n\nThe exhibition cases ext end this theme beyond plants themselves. On view are 19th‑century books bound in vivid green covers now suspected to contain arsenic‑based pigme nts. Once fashionable and eye‑catching\, these bindings represent anothe r form of dangerous beauty\, objects prized for their appearance\, yet car rying risks that were poorly understood at the time.\n\nVisitors who wish to explore this topic further are invited to join Ye Olde Book Club on 10/ 27/2026\, in Special Collections\, for a discussion of The Arsenic Century : How Victorian Britain Was Poisoned at Home\, Work\, and Play. Additional details are available at:\nhttps://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/ye-olde-bo ok-club-the-arsenic-century-how-victorian-britain-was-poisoned-at-home-wor k-play GEO:32.987108;-96.747635 LOCATION:Eugene McDermott Library (MC)\, Nebula Gallery-Special Collections \, MC 3.504 SUMMARY:Nebula Gallery Presents: Dangerous Beauty URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utdallas.edu/event/nebula-gallery-presents-d angerous-beauty CATEGORIES:Arts & Performances END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR