

The image depicts a black and white illustration of a shell, specifically the Mitra papalis L, on a gray background. The shell is positioned horizontally, with its opening facing left. The shell's body is elongated, tapering to a point at the right end. The shell's surface features a darker coloration with spots and a lighter-colored top section. The top section also displays a pattern of star-like shapes and spots. The shell's opening is dark and has ridges along its edge. The background is a light gray color, with a slightly darker border around the edges. The illustration style is detailed, with shading and texture visible on the shell's surface. The overall appearance suggests an old, possibly antique, illustration of a seashell.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 1224 × 893 px
- Museum Record
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