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Plate VII, from A Rare Depiction of Butterflies and Moths, pub
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Plate VII, from A Rare Depiction of Butterflies and Moths, pub
3282469 Plate VII, from A Rare Depiction of Butterflies and Moths, pub. 1764 (hand coloured engraving) by Wilkes, Benjamin (fl.c.1749); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Cock Emperour; The Burnet; The Forester; The Small Pearl Border; a Fritilary; The Admirable Butterfly; The Great Fritillary Butterfly; ); The Stapleton Collection; British, out of copyright
Media ID 23474332
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Aurelian Society Butterflies Butterfly Etymology Kaleidoscopic Arrangement Lepidotera Moth Moths Wing Undersides
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This print showcases Plate VII from a rare depiction of Butterflies and Moths, published in 1764. The hand-coloured engraving by Benjamin Wilkes features an exquisite arrangement of wing undersides, resembling a mesmerizing kaleidoscope. This remarkable piece belongs to a private collection and is part of the renowned Stapleton Collection. Plate VII presents an array of stunning butterfly species, each with its own unique beauty. Among them are The Cock Emperour, The Burnet, The Forester, The Small Pearl Border, a Fritilary, The Admirable Butterfly, and The Great Fritillary Butterfly. These delicate creatures come alive through Wilkes' intricate engravings. The image not only captures the aesthetic appeal but also provides insight into the etymology and characteristics of these enchanting insects. Lovers of English wildlife will find this print particularly fascinating as it delves into the world of lepidoptera. With its meticulous details and vibrant colors meticulously brought to life by hand-coloring techniques, this engraving serves as a testament to both artistry and scientific curiosity prevalent during that era. Bridgeman Images has preserved this historical gem for our enjoyment today. It reminds us of the wonders found in nature's smallest creations while honoring the legacy left behind by talented artists like Benjamin Wilkes.
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