Colour Plate 55
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This artwork appears to be a scientific illustration depicting two butterfly specimens. The visual elements include intricate patterns and textures, with the wings showcasing a variety of shapes and spots in shades of brown, black, and orange. The subject matter is clearly focused on the butterfly specimens, which are labeled with their scientific names. The artistic style and technique suggest a detailed, naturalistic approach, likely employing scientific illustration methods. The context indicates this is a curated collection or archive, potentially serving an educational or research purpose. ...

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Vladimir Nabokov
B.1899, Russian

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