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English: The Aurelians. Painting by John Cooke (1866-1932) in the Royal Entomological Society. Depicts G B Longstaff (left) and Selwyn Image.
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Source Royal Entomological Society, reprinted in The Aurelian Legacy (2000) by Michael A. Salmon
Author John Cooke (1866-1932)

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