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Insects of India - Indian Grasshopper Print - Donovan Phasma Gigas
Insects of India - Indian Grasshopper Print - Donovan Phasma Gigas
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A bright reproduction print of Edward Donovan’s Phasma Gigas grasshopper from Insects of India (Plate 48, 1798–1800). The vivid greens and fine engraving detail make this a striking Victorian natural‑history print, perfect for gallery walls, study spaces, and botanical‑style interiors. Crisp, clean, and ready for modern framing.
Size: A4
Q. What is Phasma Gigas?
It’s an Indian grasshopper species illustrated by Edward Donovan in Insects of India (1798–1800). This listing is a crisp modern digital reproduction, ideal for entomology collectors and botanical‑style interiors.
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