Portrait of Walter Weldon (1832-1885) Product:Greetings card With an instruction to the

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Behind her are representatives of the farmers who suffered so much from unseasonable weather

Tycho Brahe's zodiacal armillary sphere ('Armillae zodiacales') in his Uraniborg observatory on the island of Hven

views of the insects on oak leaves and at various stages of development

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Portrait of Walter Weldon (1832-1885) Product:Greetings card With an instruction to theHalf length portrait of Weldon, seated on a wooden armchair with green leather armrests. The sitter is bearded and wears a black jacket and waistcoat, white shirt and yellow tie. His left hand, resting on the arm of the chair, has a double banded gold signet ring on the little finger. The right hand holds a book, the place kept by Weldon's index finger. Walter Weldon was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1882. Original: oil on canvas,