Life cycle of the Kolisurra moth Size:XXL: 150 x 100cm A portly man is taking

A portly man is taking an oath before the innkeeper while another man holds a pair of antlers over his head

and the principle explained in which it differs from that in the higher classes'

which represents a whole spike in fruit

30th April 1997

An aerial view of London showing St Pauls Cathedral flanked by some of the new office blocks constructed during the recent economic boom

Life cycle of the Kolisurra moth Size:XXL: 150 x 100cm A portly man is takingEntomological studies of the Kolisurra silk worm moth Antheraea kolisurra. Five figures showing eggs, pupa, silk cocoons and a female moth. Plate from the paper 'Some account of the Kolisurra silk worm of the Deccan', by William Henry Sykes (London, 1834). Originally published in the Transactions of the Royal Asiatic Society, volume 3. Inscribed 'KOLISURRA. Bombyx Paphia. Linn. COCOON, PUPA, MOTH and EGGS of the SILK WORM of the DECCAN. Drawn by I. L.