Sphinx moth posters & prints

Studies of two moths Johann Rudolf Schellenbur

Caterpillar of the Death’s head hawk moth S. Berg

The Death's Head Hawk-Moth Illustration Anonymous

Sixty-three Moths, arranged in three or five irregular columns Marian Ellis Rowan

Giant Swift Moth Anonymous

Oleander hawk moth sitting on a branch Anonymous

Life cycle of a moth Jan Swammerdam

New Silkworm Moth (Saturnia Cynthia) Caterpillar and Cocoon Anonymous

Cecropia Moth Anonymous

Hyalophora Moth on Magnolia Leaves Anonymous

Polyphemus Moth Caterpillar Perching on Twig Anonymous

Hyalophora Moth on Mushroom-Covered Tree Anonymous

Leptynia hispanica (spanish stick insect) Anonymous

Atlas Moth Above Other Moths and Butterflies Anonymous

Twilight at Sphinx Anonymous

Jewel Beetle Metaxymorpha nigrofasicata Anonymous

The Sphinx, Egypt Anonymous

Saturnia Pyretorum Moth on Lichen-Covered Branch Anonymous

Carausius morosus (indian stick insect) Anonymous

Striped hawk moth Johann Rudolf Schellenbur

Sphinxes in the Egyptian Court at Crystal Palace Unknown

The Sphinx and the Chimera, 1906 Louis Welden Hawkins

Great Sphinx Anonymous

Details of the wings of Atlas moth, which is the largest moth in the world Anonymous

Green silver-spangled shark moth Johann Rudolf Schellenbur

Detail of Great Sphinx at Giza Anonymous

Broom moth Johann Rudolf Schellenbur

Head on view of long horned beetle Sphingnotus sp. Anonymous

Heteropteryx dilatata (jungle nymph, Malaysian stick insect) Anonymous

Fan Worm (Spirographis spallanzanii) and Sponges on a Coral Reef Anonymous

Twenty-four moths, in three columns, mostly belonging to the family Noctuidae Marian Ellen Rowan

Sphinx with Two Bodies, 1652 Wenceslaus Hollar

'The Sphinx at Giza', Egypt Anonymous

Imperial Moth on Dead Cactus Branch Anonymous

Fan Worm (Spirographis spallanzanii), Tube Sponge, and Brain Coral on a Coral Reef Anonymous

The Alabaster Sphinx, Cairo, Egypt Anonymous