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Scorpians from Somali-land, illustration from The Hope Reports, Vol. II, 1897-1900
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Scorpians from Somali-land, illustration from The Hope Reports, Vol. II, 1897-1900
DGC288162 Scorpians from Somali-land, illustration from The Hope Reports, Vol. II, 1897-1900. edited by Edward B. Poulton, Oxford, 1901 (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Edward B. Poulton Hope Professor of Zoology in the University of Oxford; Pandinus pugilator; Pandinus peeli; Buthus calviceps; ); Prismatic Pictures; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22943416
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Academic Entomological Entomology Report Somaliland Zoological
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This print showcases a remarkable illustration from "The Hope Reports, Vol. II" dating back to 1897-1900. The image features an array of scorpions indigenous to Somali-land, beautifully brought to life by the talented English School artist of the 20th century. Edited by Edward B. Poulton and published in Oxford in 1901, this lithograph is part of a comprehensive collection that delves into the world of zoology. Poulton himself was renowned as the esteemed Hope Professor of Zoology at the University of Oxford during his time. The illustration highlights three distinct species: Pandinus pugilator, Pandinus peeli, and Buthus calviceps. Each scorpion is meticulously depicted with intricate details that showcase their unique characteristics and anatomical features. This scientific masterpiece not only serves as a visual delight but also provides valuable insights for entomologists and researchers studying these fascinating creatures. The engraving captures their essence while offering an educational glimpse into somaliland's diverse wildlife. Preserved within a private collection, this prismatic picture holds historical significance as it represents an era when scientific exploration flourished. As we admire this extraordinary artwork today, we are reminded of the enduring beauty found within nature's most enigmatic creations - forever immortalized through artistry and scholarly pursuit.
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