Monkeys Edinburgh W.H. Lizars [etc,1846?], The illustration features a detailed depiction of a monkey, specifically identified as Mycetes ursinus, commonly known as the Araguato. Perched on a branch, the monkey is engaging in the act of holding and inspecting a green object, possibly a fruit or leaf. Its fur is rendered in rich textures, emphasizing the contrast between its darker body and the lighter tones of its limbs and face. The surrounding foliage includes intricately drawn leaves and branches, creating a lush background that enhances the sense of the monkey's natural habitat. The artistic style captures both the personality of the creature and the vibrancy of its environment.

Monkeys Edinburgh W.H. Lizars [etc,1846?], The illustration features a detailed depiction of a monkey, specifically identified as Mycetes ursinus, commonly known as the Araguato. Perched on a branch, the monkey is engaging in the act of holding and inspecting a green object, possibly a fruit or leaf. Its fur is rendered in rich textures, emphasizing the contrast between its darker body and the lighter tones of its limbs and face. The surrounding foliage includes intricately drawn leaves and branches, creating a lush background that enhances the sense of the monkey's natural habitat. The artistic style captures both the personality of the creature and the vibrancy of its environment.

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24.9 x 43.7 cm | 9.8 x 17.2 in (300 dpi)