Long-Eared Owl Muhammad al-Jazuli a tangible link to the

a tangible link to the pivotal moment of World War II

and the vast technical and organisational expansion reflected in these pages

These plates represent some of the finest Victorian colour-printed ornithological works

This knowledge

with its themes of resilience

Long-Eared Owl Muhammad al-Jazuli a tangible link to theArtist: Alexander Francis Lydon Engraver: Benjamin Fawcett Date: 1870 Style: Hand Coloured Prints Paper Size: Approximately 26cm x 17cm 10 x 6. 5 inches Description: The illustrations were designed by Alexander Francis Lydon and produced by the noted printer and engraver Benjamin Fawcett at his workshop in Driffield, Yorkshire. Fawcetts plates were created using multiple engraved wood blocks, with separate colours printed in succession before being