Natural history of selborne posters & prints

Illustration Eric Ravilious

Illustration Eric Ravilious

Illustration Eric Ravilious

Illustration Eric Ravilious

Illustration Eric Ravilious

Illustration Eric Ravilious

Illustration Eric Ravilious

Illustration Eric Ravilious

Illustration Eric Ravilious

Illustration Eric Ravilious

Illustration Eric Ravilious

Illustration Eric Ravilious

The Hermitage at Selborne, 1777 Samuel Hieronymous (after) Grimm

Sewen, Ssalmo Cambricus E. Donovan

Right Hon Lord Selborne, ex-Lord High Chancellor of England Lock & Whitfield

Page 117. Hypochaeris, c.1803-06 John William Lewin

American Bittern, Botaurus Lentiginosus, 1845 John J. Audubon

Page 20. Snake No.1. Now known as a Brown Snake, c.1789-90 Sarah Stone

Page 31. Muricated Lizard. Now known as a Tree Dragon, c.1789-90 Sarah Stone

Interior view of the Leverian Museum, Albion Place, Southwark, London William Skelton

Snipe, or Trumpet-fish, Centriscus Scolopax E. Donovan

A Young Naturalist Oscar Gustav Rejlander

Page 80. Columba Unknown artist

The Natural History Museum Alfred Waterhouse

Page 2. Cyprinaceous Labrus and Hippocampus. Now known as Wrasse or Parrot, fish and Sea horse, c.1789-90 Sarah Stone

The 'crested fly-catcher' and the 'Smilax bryoniae' Mark Catesby

The 'yellow-rump', the 'lilly-leaf'd hellebore' and the 'dogs-bane' Mark Catesby

Page 152. C. Diadelphia naturalized, c.1803-06 John William Lewin

Charles Darwin, English naturalist, 1881 Edward Linley Sambourne

Charles Darwin, English naturalist, 1875 Edward Linley Sambourne

Page 254. Platylobium, c.1803-06 John William Lewin

Salicornia Radicans; Creeping Marsh-Samphire Anonymous

Page 30. White, Vented Crow. Now known as a Pied Currawong, c.1789-90 Sarah Stone

Slieleton of Perch Anonymous

Hawfinch Unknown

Natural History Collection Levinus Vincent