Leaves are the plant organs that capture light for photosynthesis, with veins carrying water and sugars through each blade. Their shapes, edges, and surface structures vary widely: tropical plants include many striking broad-leaved forms, while holly is an evergreen with firm leaves that often have prickly margins. In deciduous plants, leaves commonly change color as the seasons turn and are shed before winter, unlike the foliage of many evergreens. This collection brings together leaf subjects from these different settings, including tropical foliage, holly, and autumn leaves, alongside a reference to Victorian-era botanical illustration. Together, they reflect the variety of leaf forms and the ways leaves can be recognized across plant groups and seasons. A leaf-based frame is also represented among the subjects.