Caption
Head and antennae of moth, Section of flower-bud, page, photomechanical print, inscription: 'x 5. x 8.', photographer: JJ Johnson, printmaker: Billing, Son & Co., Martin, London, c. 1889 - in or before 1899, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 225 mm x width 155 mm, Prints after page 160., flowers (parts of plants), insects: moth (antlers, horn), A vertical image showing two separate rectangular plates stacked with space between them on a pale background; the upper plate contains a symmetrical close-up of an insect head with two large feathery antennae splayed upward and outward from a rounded central head structure that has fine hairlike textures and a small tuft below, the antennae made of numerous evenly spaced filaments creating a fanlike appearance; the lower plate shows a circular cross section of a botanical structure with concentric layers including an outer rim, an inner ring filled with many small rounded elements, and a central floral-shaped pattern with petallike lobes and intricate internal textures, all rendered in monochrome with fine stippling and line work.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A99_480
License type
Rights managed
Available size
34.2Mb (7.4Mb) / 7.7in x 17.3in / 2300 x 5191 (300dpi)