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Full-Grown Caterpillar of the Privet Hawk-Moth, Similarly Occupied, c1900, (1910). Artist: Fred Enock
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Full-Grown Caterpillar of the Privet Hawk-Moth, Similarly Occupied, c1900, (1910). Artist: Fred Enock
Full-Grown Caterpillar of the Privet Hawk-Moth, Similarly Occupied, c1900, (1910). From The Strand Magazine. [George Newnes Ltd. London, 1910]
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Caterpillar Crawling Enock Fred George Newnes George Newnes Ltd Insect Moth Natural History Newnes Stem Strand Magazine Sphinx Ligustri
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This photo print, titled "Full-Grown Caterpillar of the Privet Hawk-Moth, Similarly Occupied" takes us back to the early 20th century. The artist behind this remarkable piece is Fred Enock, whose attention to detail brings this insect's world to life. Featured in The Strand Magazine from George Newnes Ltd. in London in 1910, this engraving showcases Enock's mastery of capturing nature's beauty. In this monochrome portrait, we see a full-length view of a mature caterpillar belonging to the Privet Hawk-Moth species known as Sphinx ligustri. Crawling along a stem with determination and grace, it seems completely absorbed in its surroundings. This image not only highlights the intricate patterns on its body but also invites us into the fascinating realm of natural history. Enock's skillful use of light and shadow adds depth to every contour and texture on display here. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing creature frozen in time, we can't help but marvel at its transformation from humble larva to majestic moth. The print collector who preserved this extraordinary moment has allowed us access into an era where scientific exploration thrived within the pages of magazines like The Strand. This artwork serves as a testament to both Enock's artistic talent and his dedication to capturing the wonders of our natural world for generations to come.
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