02.01.34 - Monsters (not robots); Other grotesque including men formed by plants or objects
02.11.10 - Bones, human; Human skeletons, parts of skeletons, bones, skulls; Skulls, human
05.01.04 - Vines
05.05.25 - Daffodils; Iris (flower); Other flowers
26.17.09 - Bands, curved; Bars, curved; Curved line(s), band(s) or bar(s); Lines, curved
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