Description
Anatomical study showing the stomach of a victim of cholera discovered with mushrooms remaining in the stomach
London in 1832
Following France's disastrous war against Prussia
Behind him are his supporters
whose performances took place in concert rooms in Tottenham Street
Venus's flower basket Product:Greetings card Anatomical study showing the stomachStudy of the sponge Euplectella aspergillum, known as Venus's flower basket. The sponge became a novelty and a wedding gift in Victorian England since it was frequently home to a pairing of male and female shrimps. Plate from the monograph On Euplectella aspergillum. Also on a new form of globigerina; phosphorescent animalcules, by William Chimmo (London, Taylor and Francis, 1878). The plate is not inscribed. William Chimmo (1828 1891) Royal Navy
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