Collections : [Yale University -Yale Center for British Art]

The image shows two birds, of different species, sittting on a branch of a tree with various fruits. The Latin name for the plant is given as Eloeocarpus serrata (see Elaeocarpus serratus).

The drawing shows a single hummingbird on the branch of an orange tree, full of flowers and with one large orange at the center. The Latin name is given as Mellivora Cristata (possibly Lophornis ornatus).

The image shows a blue, black, and red bird on a branch with several white flowers. The Latin name for the tree is listed as Cratera Tapia, with Crataeva written in pencil to the side. Bottom of page: an unattributed verse, reading: "Is it for Man the Minah swells his throat? Loves of his own, and raptures, fill the note."

Program for Augustin Daly's Company of Comedians' fourth production of The Two Gentlemen of Verona. Includes announcements for additional performances and the company's first production of Midsummer Night's Dream as well as presentations of Nancy & Co., The Honeymoon and The Heart of Ruby.

The image shows a branch of a tree with several fronds of leaves and two bunches of fruit. On one of the branches sits a crysallis. The Latin name is given as Averrhoa acida (see Phyllanthus acidus).

The drawing includes two images, both of the undersides of the front sections of sharks. The top image is labeled as the "under part of the Shark" whereas the bottom image is labeled as the "under part of the Hammer-Fish."

The drawing shows a fish without surrounding illustration, with the Latin name given as Remora (see family Echeneidae).

The drawing shows a vine with several leaves and a few large fruits. Pencil outlines of possible additions are visible. The Latin name is given as Momordica Charantia (see Momordica charantia).

The image shows a toddy cat climnbing a palm tree to get a pot hanging at the top. Several other trees are in the background. No Latin name is given.

The image shows an orange and black patterned fish, in front of a larger section of seaweed. The Latin name is given as Lophius Pictus.