Tawny Lemming (Georychus helvolus) and Back’s Lemming (Georychus trimucronatus) by John Woodhouse Audubon, 1845 Size:16x20in (40x50cm) offering insights into the urban

offering insights into the urban planning and development of one of the world’s most iconic cities

the warm light dissolving forms into hazy silhouettes

atmospheric depiction of the lake and distant mountains

Croix (Santa Croce)

The county is also home to a number of castles

Tawny Lemming (Georychus helvolus) and Back’s Lemming (Georychus trimucronatus) by John Woodhouse Audubon, 1845 Size:16x20in (40x50cm) offering insights into the urbanFig. 1. Georychus helvolus, Tawny Lemming. Natural size; Fig. 2. Georychus trimucronatus, Backs Lemming. Natural size by John Woodhouse Audubon introduces two Arctic rodents rendered with the calm precision that defined 19thcentury natural history plates. Created in 1845 during the high tide of Victorian zoological illustration, the composition balances scientific clarity with quiet beauty: a pair of natural size studies set against a gently suggested