Bridgham, Joseph
Joseph Bridgham (1845-1915) assembled one of the world's most comprehensive butterfly collections. Initially an architect educated at Brown University, he eventually became a natural history artist, with commissions from the U.S. government and institutions such as Columbia College (N.Y.), for which he illustrated North American flowers.
From the description of Entomological collecting journals and notes, chiefly pertaining to Lepidoptera, 1859-1912 (inclusive) (Harvard University). WorldCat record id: 776234954
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| creatorOf | Bridgham, Joseph. Entomological collecting journals and notes, chiefly pertaining to Lepidoptera, 1859-1912 (inclusive) | Harvard University, Ernst Mayr Library of the Museum of Comparative Zoology |
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