Tiger-moth posters & prints

Caterpillar of Tiger-Moth Anonymous

Tiger Moth, 1999 E.B. Watts

Tiger Moth plane at airport Manx Press Pictures

Bunches of Roses, Ipomoea and Grape-vines, Around an Arcade in a Fanciful Gothic Style, Two Birds, Species Unknown, and a... Eugene Joseph Prevost

Still Life with Butterflies, Moths and Redcurrants Jan van Kessel the Younger

Still Life with Butterflies, Moths and Shells Jan van Kessel the Younger

Moth Anonymous

Insects and Fruit, c.1660-5 Jan van the Elder Kessel

Green Peacock Moth (The Emperor Moth), 1889 Vincent van Gogh

An Orange-Headed Ground Thrush and a Death's-Head Moth on a Purple Ebony Orchid Branch, 1778 Shaikh Zain ud-Din

Luna Moth (Actias Luna) Mating Pair Among Hay-scented Ferns, Lively, Ontario, Canada. Anonymous

Oleander hawk moth sitting on a branch Anonymous

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

Portrait of Francois de Salignac de la Mothe-Fenelon French School

Small male moth in cicular design spiraling in smaller each time Anonymous

Tiger Zhang Shanzi

The Brazilian Silk Worm Exhibit Anonymous

Tiger Anonymous

Vintage illustration of winged insects Anonymous

Forty-one Insects, including moths and butterflies, 1625-77 Wenceslaus Hollar

Sir Francis Chichester, KBE Unknown

Two moths and six Insects, 1645 Wenceslaus Hollar

Various insects and a lizard Georges Cuvier

A Tiger Anonymous

Banana Blossom Illustration from The Little Book of Wonders of the Tropics Anonymous

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

Entomology, Myriapoda and Arachnida School English

Transformation of the Night Peacock Eye, 1679 Anonymous

Summer Flowers John Gubbins

Microscopic View of Moth Anonymous

Chestnut-sided Wood-Warbler John James Audubon

The Tammany Tiger Strung Up Charles Stanley Reinhart

Tigers Charles Towne

Lady's Jacket, detail. Linen embroidered with silk. England, early 17th century Anonymous

Maniok Illustration from The Little Book of Wonders of the Tropics Anonymous

Five Butterflies, a Moth and Two Beetles, 1646 Wenceslaus Hollar