Eulemer mongoz, from The Knowsley Menagerie, November 1851

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"Eulemur mongoz, from The Knowsley Menagerie, November 1851" is a notable illustration by Joseph Wolf, a German artist renowned for his talent in depicting animals. The artwork is part of a collection of illustrations created for the Knowsley Menagerie, which was owned by Edward Smith-Stanley, the 13th Earl of Derby. The Menagerie at Knowsley Hall was one of the most extensive private zoological collections in Victorian England, and the Earl commissioned Wolf to document the exotic animals in residence.

The illustration "Eulemur mongoz" depicts the mongoose lemur (Eulemur mongoz), a primate species native to Madagascar. Wolf's work is characterized by its scientific accuracy and artistic finesse, capturing the unique physical characteristics and demeanor of the mongoose lemur. The image serves both as a scientific record and a piece of art, reflecting the Victorian fascination with natural history and the wider world's flora and fauna.

Joseph Wolf's illustrations for the Knowsley Menagerie were published in a series of portfolios, contributing significantly to the field of zoological illustration during the 19th century. His work was highly regarded for its contribution to the study and understanding of animal species, many of which were being introduced to the European scientific community for the first time. The "Eulemur mongoz" illustration is an important example of Wolf's legacy and the intersection of art and science during the Victorian era.

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