'Midas rosalia' [Golden lion tamarin] mb-height 5427 One can see the crinoline

One can see the crinoline ruffles at the bottom of her dress which were added to make the skirt look even fuller

Coleman Street

with figures waiting to embark for Margate

and all the men working on the paper were arrested

Napoleon Bonaparte's coach on show at Bullock's Museum

'Midas rosalia' [Golden lion tamarin] mb-height 5427 One can see the crinolineZoological study of a golden lion tamarin Leontopithecus rosalia native to Brazil in South America. Shown in profile, seated on a tree branch. Plate 28 from The natural history of monkeys, by Sir William Jardine (Edinburgh, 1833) The Naturalist's Library. Mammalia. Vol. 1. Referred to in the text as 'The Silky Tamarin'. The plate is inscribed: 'PLATE 28. MIDAS ROSALIA. Lizars sc.' Original: etching. 1833