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Dragonflies, c1930s, (1945). Creator: Vere Temple
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Dragonflies, c1930s, (1945). Creator: Vere Temple
Dragonflies, c1930s, (1945). Male and female of Agrion splendens, a type of damselfly; male Libellula fulva, the scarce chaser dragonfly; nymph case of Agrion splendens; Pimpla instigator, the Parasitic wasp. From " Insect Life in Britain, by Geoffrey Taylor. [Collins, London, 1945]
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This print titled "Dragonflies, c1930s, (1945)" takes us back to a bygone era of natural history exploration. Created by Vere Temple and featured in Geoffrey Taylor's book "Insect Life in Britain" this artwork showcases the exquisite beauty and intricate details of various insect species found in England. The image depicts a male and female Agrion splendens, commonly known as damselflies, along with a male Libellula fulva, the scarce chaser dragonfly. The nymph case of Agrion splendens is also showcased alongside Pimpla instigator, the parasitic wasp. Each creature is meticulously drawn with washes of color and pencil strokes that bring them to life on paper. Vere Temple's artistic talent shines through as she captures not only the physical characteristics but also the essence of these remarkable insects. The delicate wings, vibrant colors, and graceful forms are beautifully portrayed against a backdrop reminiscent of an English countryside pond. As we gaze upon this print from 1945, we are transported to a time when scientific discoveries intertwined with artistry. It serves as both a visual feast for nature enthusiasts and an important historical document showcasing British wildlife during the mid-20th century. With its rich symbolism and metaphorical representation of metamorphosis and life cycles, this print invites us to appreciate the wonders of nature while reminding us of our connection to it. Through Vere Temple's skillful rendering and Geoffrey Taylor's insightful text, this artwork becomes more than just an illustration; it becomes a window into our natural heritage.
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