Or Little Known Animal Subjects Collection
Discover the enchanting world of new, rare, or little known animal subjects through the captivating illustrations of James Sowerby
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Discover the enchanting world of new, rare, or little known animal subjects through the captivating illustrations of James Sowerby. Feast your eyes on the vibrant plumage of the European bee-eater, as both male and female grace us with their presence in this handcoloured copperplate engraving from The British Miscellany. Delicate sand worms with crimson feelers emerge from their hidden depths, showcasing their beauty in another exquisite artwork by Sowerby. Witness nature's wonders unfold as you gaze upon a lacewing larva adorned in lichen, accompanied by tiny mites that add to its intricate allure. Marvel at the coralline species like Corallina auriculariaeformis and Halimedia opuntia; these delicate organisms resemble underwater cacti and are brought to life through Sowerby's skilled hand. The marbled coronet moth flutters into view with its striking patterns and mysterious allure. Its presence is immortalized in yet another masterpiece by Sowerby, capturing every minute detail for our admiration. Dive into the depths of the ocean alongside an octopus vulgaris, also known as an eight-armed cuttlefish; its intelligence and adaptability shine through this stunning illustration. Immerse yourself in a world where dragonflies dance on gossamer wings – behold Cordulia aenea and Libellula aenea captured forever on paper by Sowerby's artistry. The green-brindled dot moth enchants us with its subtle elegance while Valeria oleagina showcases nature's mastery of camouflage. Explore further into nature's realm as Carabus rotundicollis beetle scuttles across your imagination – admire its unique shape and intricate markings meticulously depicted by Sowerby himself. Witness Spirontocaris spinus, commonly known as parrot shrimp or spine-backed shrimp; it displays vibrant colors that rival those of any tropical bird. Delve deeper beneath the waves to discover the mysterious sea worm, Amphitrite ventilabrum.