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Product images of Five specimens of reptiles
Product details Five specimens of reptiles
Five specimens of reptiles
Zoological studies of five types of lizards and snakes. Figure 1 'The Rattle-Snake from the West Indies; taken from one of those preserv'd in the Museum of the Royal Society.' Figure 2 'A West Indian serpent; taken from the original in the same Museum.' Figure 3 'A Lizard from Sir Hans Sloane's Cabinet'. Figure 4 chameleon, 'The Camelion; from the Royal Society.' Figure 5 'A Flying Lizard from Amboina in the East Indies; from my own collection...' [Ambon in the Moluka Islands, Indonesia, therefore Draco linneatus?] Plate 9 from the book A philosophical account of the works of nature, by Richard Bradley (London, 1721). Inscribed 'Plate IX. T.Cole sculp.' Richard Bradley (1688-1732) English botanist and writer, was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1712. Figure 1 on this plate is a specimen from the Royal Society's Repository.
Original: copperplate engraving. 1721
- Image ref: RS-10237
- The Royal Society
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