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FRANK BUCKLAND Naturalist who took a special interest in natural curiosities

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FRANK BUCKLAND Naturalist who took a special interest in natural curiosities

FRANK BUCKLAND Naturalist who took a special interest in natural curiosities, with some very small monkeys. Date: 1826 - 1880

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1826 Buckland Curiosities Frank Interest Monkeys Naturalist Special


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1. Title: "Frank Buckland, the Naturalist: A Passionate Explorer of Nature's Curiosities with His Small Monkey Companions" Frank Buckland (1826-1880), a renowned British naturalist, is captured in this intriguing photograph as he shares a moment of connection with his small monkey companions. Buckland was known for his insatiable curiosity and dedication to the natural world, with a particular fascination for unusual and exotic creatures. The image, taken during the mid-19th century, portrays Buckland in an informal setting, surrounded by the wonders of nature that he so dearly loved. The presence of the small monkeys adds an element of whimsy and charm to the scene, reflecting Buckland's playful and adventurous spirit. Buckland's career spanned over four decades, during which he made significant contributions to the fields of natural history and zoology. He was a prolific writer and illustrator, publishing numerous articles and books on various aspects of the natural world. His work often focused on the lesser-known aspects of nature, making him a pioneer in the study of natural curiosities. Despite his many accomplishments, Buckland remains best known for his personal collection of oddities, which he displayed at his home, "The Menagerie Walthamstow." The collection, which included a two-headed calf, a mermaid, and a unicorn horn, drew visitors from all over the world, making Buckland a popular figure in Victorian society. This photograph offers a glimpse into the life of a man who lived and breathed the natural world, inspiring wonder and curiosity in all who encountered him. The image of Frank Buckland and his small monkey companions serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining a sense of awe and appreciation for the mysteries of nature.

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