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Blue Morpho & South America 1773
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This map was published in 1773 and gives a rich and colorful view of how Europe saw South America. It is framed with a portis blue morpho butterfly, common throughout many parts of the continent.
- Black frame with map and portis blue morpho butterfly
- Wood, glass, archival mounting papers
- Archival reprint made with EPSON papers and ink, and a UV protector
- Includes vintage-style biology card with a story describing the fascinating life or the specimen
- Includes styled postcard with information about the origin of the map and basic care instructions to keep butterfly display lasting a long time
- Made by hand in San Francisco
- Frame measures 6” x 8” x 1.25”
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