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Emperor Moth, 1749, (1943). Creator: H Terasson
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Emperor Moth, 1749, (1943). Creator: H Terasson
Emperor Moth, 1749, (1943). Caterpillar, chrysalis and adult of a species of moth, probably Saturnia pavonia, the small emperor moth. From " Natural History of English Insects" by Eleazar Albin. Published in " Wildlife of Britain, by F. Fraser Darling. [Collins, London, 1943]
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This print showcases the Emperor Moth, a species of moth believed to be Saturnia pavonia, also known as the small emperor moth. The image is taken from "Natural History of English Insects" by Eleazar Albin and published in "Wildlife of Britain" by F. Fraser Darling in 1943. The photograph beautifully captures the life cycle of this magnificent creature, featuring its caterpillar form, chrysalis stage, and adult moth with its vibrant wings spread wide. The intricate markings on both the caterpillar and adult are strikingly detailed, showcasing nature's artistry at its finest. Dating back to 1749 but presented in this mid-20th century publication, this print provides a fascinating glimpse into England's natural history during different centuries. It serves as a testament to the enduring beauty and significance of these creatures throughout time. The collaboration between H Terasson and William Collins brings together scientific knowledge and artistic skill to create an engraving that not only educates but also captivates viewers with its vivid colors and attention to detail. This print is not just a visual delight; it represents an important piece of social history as well. As part of the "Britain in Pictures" series published by William Collins & Sons, it contributes to our understanding of how wildlife was appreciated and studied during that era. Overall, this stunning depiction invites us into the enchanting world of British insects while reminding us of their vital role within our ecosystem.
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