Description

originally depicted as a vile creature

The sword and mace of the Corporation of London are carried by two figures to the left

nee Hubbarde

c1810-c1844

'Fossil remains of the soft parts of Rotaliae in chalk and flint' Size:S: 30 x 25cm originally depicted as a vileCopy of plate 21 from the paper 'On the fossil remains of the soft parts of Foraminifera, discovered in the chalk and flint of the south east of England', by Gideon Mantell, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 136, 1846, pp. 465 471. Original: ink on tracing paper. ca. 1850s

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'Fossil remains of the soft parts of Rotaliae in chalk and flint' Size:S: 30 x 25cm originally depicted as a vile

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