IMAGE
Abbot, John, 1751-1840 :Small ringlet. [ca 1916-1918]
- Date
- 1816 - 1818
- Reference
- E-272-f-014
- Description
Three butterflies, two small brown ones shown in flight and one cream with coloured spots and two pale orange stripes. According to the artist's notes 'Feeds on the grass figured and other grasses, frequents the swamps and fields and is not very common'.
Other Titles - Hermeupychia sosybius
See: Parkinson, P.G. in Turnbull Library record, vol 11 no 1 May 1978.
Quantity: 1 watercolour(s).
Physical Description: Watercolour on cream wove paper 342 x 248 mm
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- Partly restricted - Please use surrogate in place of original
- Part of
- Abbot, John 1751-1840 :Original drawings of insects by J Abott. [1816?] / Abbot, John 1751-1840 :Original drawings of insects by J Abott. [1816?]
- Format
- 1 watercolour(s), Works of art, Watercolours, Scientific illustrations, Watercolour on cream wove paper 342 x 248 mm, Orientation: Vertical image, Watermark: No watermark
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