Silkworms Paintings

Learning about Silkworms, from a book on the silk industry

Anonymous Artist

$206.57
Women Lining Shelves with Mulberry Leaves for the Silkworms, plate 5 from Vermis Sericus The Silkworm engraved by Philip Galle 1537-1612

Giovanni Stradano

$210.21
Boiling the Cocoons to Destroy the Chrysalids and Soften the Strands, and Reeling them to Make Silk, plate 6 from Vermis Sericus The Silkworm engraved by Philip Galle 1537-1612

Giovanni Stradano

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Two Monks Present Silkworms Smuggled from China to the Emperor Justinian, plate 2 from Vermis Sericus The Silkworm engraved by Philip Galle 1537-1612

Giovanni Stradano

$210.21
Women Sprinkle the Eggs of the Silkworm with Wine and Keep them Warm at their Breast, plate 3 from Vermis Sericus The Silkworm engraved by Philip Galle 1537-1612

Giovanni Stradano

$210.21
The Eggs Duly Hatch into Worms, they are Covered by Mulberry Leaves and then the Women Place them in Branches to Weave their Cocoons, plate 4 from Vermis Sericus The Silkworm engraved by Philip Galle 1537-1612

Giovanni Stradano

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Ehon Takara No Itosuji. L'elevage Des Vers A Soie

Katsukawa Shunsho

$213.85
Preparing Mulberry Leaves For Silk Worms

Toyohara Kunichika

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Nine Prints From The Series Joshoku Kaiko Tewazagusa (women Engagedin The Sericulture Industry), Comprising "tending The Newly Hatchedworms, No.1," Depicting A Woman With A Feather Brushing Worms Fromincubation Paper, Two Women Looking On; "pickin

Kitagawa Utamaro

$201.11
Silkworm Cultivation

Kitabatake Shigemasa

$215.67