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1. Old master paintings, European works of art, British paintings, British watercolours

   London, 1998.

2. The art of British natural history

   Hart, Andrea, 1974-

   London : Natural History Museum, [2017]

   For centuries the natural life of the British Isles has captured the imagination of both artists and scientists. The Art of British Natural History explores the many different ways in which Britain's flora and fauna have been documented, from engravings and watercolours to ink and charcoal drawings.The Art of British Natural History is illustrated with over 100 specially selected artworks from the collections of the Natural History Museum's Library and Archives. Together these images span 300 years of British history and include the works of major figures such as William MacGillivray, Moses Harris, Edward Wilson and Ernest Mansell. Andrea Hart's accompanying essay reveals that these images are both beautiful to look at and have also played a crucial role in advancing scientific knowledge in Britain. She also traces how these images have influenced the history of printing, art, and popular culture.

3. The decorative art of British New Guinea; a study in Papuan ethnography

   Haddon, Alfred C. (Alfred Cort), 1855-1940

   Dublin, The Academy house, 1894.

   Online Full text via HathiTrust

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