Description
Glenda Jackson seen with the children of Pimlico where she held a press reception to celebrate winning her second Oscar for her performance in 'A Touch of Class
'Muscicapa oculis rubris'
Inscribed '2/5 E
Hunter rests his left hand on the head of a dog
Figure 16 Oncidium laxense
Rudland mb-artistname Subhash Glenda Jackson seen with theRudland as featured in the title page to The journey to Snowdon, by Thomas Pennant (London, 1781). Thomas Pennant (17261798), naturalist, traveller, and writer was the author of a number of popular travel narratives of Britain, in the eighteenth century. Pennant toured Wales in the 1770s accompanied by the Revd John Lloyd of Caerwys, who provided Welsh translation for him. Original: engraving. 1781
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