An insect ball. A drawing of a group of insects dressed in formal attire, standing in two rows. The insects are drawn in black and white. The lower row consists of 13 insects, and the upper row consists of 8 insects. The background features a tropical setting with trees, plants, and foliage. The paper appears to have a light brown color with rounded corners. The image depicts a scene titled "An Insect Ball" by Jean-Jacques Grandville.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 1263 × 750 px
- Museum record:
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