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Insect: lepidoptere, genus ephemeroptere with an aquatic yarrow plant u whorled myriophyll. Lithograph by John Curtis (1791-1862) published in "British Entomology", a collection of 770 illustrations and descriptions of British insects, London
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Insect: lepidoptere, genus ephemeroptere with an aquatic yarrow plant u whorled myriophyll. Lithograph by John Curtis (1791-1862) published in "British Entomology", a collection of 770 illustrations and descriptions of British insects, London
FLO4610181 Insect: lepidoptere, genus ephemeroptere with an aquatic yarrow plant u whorled myriophyll. Lithograph by John Curtis (1791-1862) published in "British Entomology", a collection of 770 illustrations and descriptions of British insects, London, England, 1824 to 1839. Acentropus garnonsii, Acentria nivea, Fale-caddis Water-veneer moth, with whorled milfoil, Myriophyllum verticillatum. Handcoloured copperplate by John Curtis (1791-1862) for his own " British Entomology, 770 Illustrations and Descriptions of the Genera of Insects found in Great Britain and Ireland, " London, from 1824 to 1839.; (add.info.: Insect: lepidoptere, genus ephemeroptere with an aquatic yarrow plant u whorled myriophyll. Lithograph by John Curtis (1791-1862) published in "British Entomology", a collection of 770 illustrations and descriptions of British insects, London, England, 1824 to 1839. Acentropus garnonsii, Acentria nivea, Fale-caddis Water-veneer moth, with whorled milfoil, Myriophyllum verticillatum. Handcoloured copperplate by John Curtis (1791-1862) for his own " British Entomology, 770 Illustrations and Descriptions of the Genera of Insects found in Great Britain and Ireland, " London, from 1824 to 1839.); © Florilegius
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This stunning lithograph by John Curtis captures the intricate beauty of an insect from the lepidoptera genus ephemeroptere, gracefully perched on an aquatic yarrow plant with whorled myriophyll. Published in "British Entomology" between 1824 and 1839, this illustration is part of a collection of 770 detailed images and descriptions of British insects.
The delicate details and vibrant colors bring to life the Acentropus garnonsii, Acentria nivea, Fale-caddis Water-veneer moth as it interacts with the whorled milfoil, Myriophyllum verticillatum. The hand-colored copperplate showcases Curtis' meticulous attention to detail and passion for capturing the natural world in all its glory.
As you gaze upon this print, you can't help but be transported to a time when scientific illustration was not only a means of study but also a form of artistry. The precision and accuracy displayed in this work are a testament to Curtis' dedication to his craft and his desire to share the wonders of nature with others.
Whether you're an entomology enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty found in nature's smallest creatures, this lithograph is sure to captivate your imagination and inspire awe for the world around us.
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