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Ophrys Muscifera or Fly Orchis. Sowerby, James (British, 1756-1822). Description: Study of inflorescence with leaves. Watercolour over graphite outline within ruled graphite margins, on paper, height, drawn area, 360 mm, width, drawn area, 216 mm, circa 1800. Watermark: J. WHATMAN.
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