Thatch Palm, Jamaica by Frederic Edwin Church, 1865 Size:60x60in (150x150cm) Frederick DuCane Godman’s Insecta Coleoptera

Frederick DuCane Godman’s Insecta Coleoptera Pl 200 (1879–1915) is a quintessential Victorian zoological illustration devoted to the study of beetles

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Thatch Palm, Jamaica by Frederic Edwin Church, 1865 Size:60x60in (150x150cm) Frederick DuCane Godman’s Insecta ColeopteraThatch Palm, Jamaica (1865) by Frederic Edwin Church captures the radiant drama of tropical light on towering palm fronds. Painted during Churchs travels in the Caribbean, this naturalistic study revels in the lushness of Jamaican flora, placing a stately thatch palm at center stage against an atmosphere of warm, sunwashed color. A leading figure of the Hudson River School, Church was renowned for transforming onthespot observations into paintings