Plate 11 from Libellulinae Europaeae by de Charpentier
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Plate 11 from Libellulinae Europaeae by de Charpentier
Illustration of dragonflies. Plate 11 from Libellulinae Europaeae illustrated and described by Toussint de Charpentier, 1840
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1780 1847 Anisoptera Annotated Arthropod Arthropoda Charpentier De Charpentier Dragonfly Four Hexapod Hexapoda Insecta Libellulinae Europaeae Odonata Toussaint Von Toussaint Von Charpentier Invertebrata Plate 11
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Plate 11 from Libellulinae Europaeae: A Glimpse into the Nineteenth-Century World of Dragonflies This exquisite illustration is Plate 11 from Libellulinae Europaeae, a seminal work on European dragonflies created by the renowned naturalist Toussaint de Charpentier in 1840. Charpentier (1780-1847), an accomplished French entomologist, meticulously documented the annotated drawings and descriptions of various dragonfly species, showcasing their intricate details and beauty. The plate features an array of dragonflies from the Anisoptera order, which includes species with a distinctly elongated body and broad, net-like wings. The dragonflies are depicted in various poses, some in flight, others perched on vegetation, revealing their intricate patterns and vibrant colors. Charpentier's illustrations were produced during the height of the Age of Discovery and the Industrial Revolution, a time when scientific exploration and documentation were at the forefront of human curiosity. The meticulous attention to detail and the high-quality production of these illustrations reflect the growing importance of scientific research and the advancement of print technology during this period. The dragonflies in this plate belong to the Hexapoda class, which includes all invertebrates with six legs. As members of the Insecta class, they are part of the larger Arthropoda phylum, which comprises animals with jointed limbs and segmented bodies. This beautiful illustration not only serves as a testament to Charpentier's skill as an artist and naturalist but also provides a fascinating glimpse into the natural world of the nineteenth century. The dragonflies depicted in Plate 11 continue to captivate our imaginations and inspire awe with their grace and intricacy, reminding us of the rich biodiversity that exists in our natural world.
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