Marshall's Geological Diagrams

Made:
1891

Marshall's Geological Diagrams / Fanny Marshall. 1891 May. [Handpainted stratigraphic diagram with illustrations of land and marine animals and plants. Bears date 20.5.91 and ms. note on verso 'Map copied exactly by Fanny Marshall. Bank of England'. Attached to back board with front board loose]

Details

Category:
Archive
Object Number:
1993-504
Measurements:
27 x 129cm [folded to] 27 x 20cm
type:
diagram
credit:
Sarah Marshall

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