Sag. troglodytes, no. 102 [art original]: Actinia mesembryanthemum, [no. 22.23] : Anlheacereus, no. 37 : Tealia digitata : Sag. viduata : Sag. chrysosplenium, no. 92

Title: 
Sag. troglodytes, no. 102 [art original]: Actinia mesembryanthemum, [no. 22.23] : Anlheacereus, no. 37 : Tealia digitata : Sag. viduata : Sag. chrysosplenium, no. 92

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Author/Artist: 
Blaschka, Leopold, 1822-1895
Publisher: 
[1863-1890].
Description: 
1 art original : ink, watercolor, colored pencil, pencil on paper ; 22 x 28 cm.
Other Authors: 
Blaschka, Rudolf, 1857-1939
Format of Material: 
Prints & Drawings
Subjects: 
Marine invertebrates Anatomy Drawings.
Biological illustration.
Drawings. gmgpc
Bib ID: 
121381
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Location: 
Secured Stacks - Archives (Non-Active)
Call Number: 
Range 6, Bay 5, Shelf 3, Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka collection, Box 3, Folder 125
Location: 
Digital Image of Drawing
Call Number: 
No call number available
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Variant Title: 
No. 102, [no. 22.23], no. 37, no. 92
Notes: 
This item is in the Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka collection.
Color drawing includes two views of Sag. troglodytes, two views of Actinia mesembryanthemum, one view of Anlheacereus, one view of Tealia digitata, one view of Sag. viduata and one view of Sag. chrysosplenium; detailed pencil sketch of a creature on verso.
Drawing also includes a sea creature titled [Act. chiocoiia] located in the upper center of the paper.
Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka collection
Digitized by Boston Photo Imaging May 2011.
Edges are torn; severe vertical crease down middle of paper where it has been folded.
Series: 
Blaschka design drawings. Marine invertebrates