Natural history drawings, mainly of reptiles, ca. 1831-1841 / by James Stuart

Linnean Society of New South Wales : pictorial and manuscript collection, ca. 1797-1970

These drawings include mainly reptiles and several illustrations of fox and bird sculls.
196. Unnamed. Insect
197. Views of the ears of the lobster, cod, serpent, land turtle and frog from  John Bell by J.S. May 1829
198. Unnamed
199. Unnamed
200. Unnamed
201. Vertical section of a foxe's scull to show the ethnoid bones. From nature by J.Stuart. May 1831
202. Toungue of the Lacerta Iguana (male) from nature by Ms Stuart July 1832 with four view of the Larinx
203. Scull of the Martin from nature by Js.Stuart Augst. 1833 Kenvin's Hospital, New St. Dublin, with a note on back on the anatomy of a small monkey  (Simia Rosalia Lin)
204. Unnamed. J.S. Jun 9/41 (New Holland)> Lizards
205. Ophisurus second division. J.S. May 3/39
206. Unnamed. J.Stuart. Nov. 21/35
207. Unnamed. From nature J.Stuart June 1831
208. Unnamed. Frog
209. Unnamed. Frog. Drawn from nature Octr. 1831 by J.Stuart
210. Pencil drawing of intestines of Guana. Drawn from nature by J.Stuart Sydney Octr 20/36
211. Section of the scull of a fox (from nature) J.Stuart May 1831
212. Two lobes of fat in the abdomen of guana from nature J.Stuart Oct 18/36
213. Rough drawing of heart of the Iguana. Anterior view nad posterior view
214. Unnamed
215. Unnamed
216. Unnamed. 2 teeth of a foal

Natural history drawings, mainly of reptiles, ca. 1831-1841 / by James Stuart

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