Netrocoryne repanda (Eastern Bronze Flat) and Cerura australis (Notodontid Moth) - Scott Sisters Print Craig Lewis Traditional Palawa shell stringing technique
Description
Traditional Palawa shell stringing technique
charming and out of the ordinary
illustrated with detailed drawings and maps
By: Bruce Elder
Dedicated mineral collectors seeking unique specimens with natural patterns
Netrocoryne repanda (Eastern Bronze Flat) and Cerura australis (Notodontid Moth) - Scott Sisters Print Craig Lewis Traditional Palawa shell stringing techniqueNetrocoryne repanda, Eastern Bronze Flat and Cerura australis, Notodontid Moth Illustration by either Harriet or Helena Scott. The Australian Museum Shop is offering a range of prints from the Australian Museum's renowned exhibition, Transformations. Transformations showcased the work of sisters Harriet and Helena Scott, who became two of 19th century Australias most prominent natural history illustrators. These two women whose love of nature and
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