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18th-century entomologists

28 published records, arranged alphabetically. Each entry is published only where a named source supports it.

Ami BouéAuthor · Maps and atlasesAmi Boué (1794–1881) was a Hamburg anthropologist, geologist and entomologist.
Carl Fredrik FallénPerson · Music memorabiliaCarl Fredrik Fallén (1764–1830) was a Swedish entomologist, botanist and university teacher.
Carl Ludwig KochAuthor · BooksCarl Ludwig Koch (1778–1857) was a biologist, entomologist and writer.
Charles BonnetAuthor · BooksCharles Bonnet (1720–1793) was a zoologist, writer and philosopher.
Charles NodierAuthor · BooksCharles Nodier (1780–1844) was a French journalist, lexicographer and librarian.
Dru DruryArtist · SilverDru Drury (1725–1804) was a United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland silversmith, entomologist and goldsmith.
Erasmus DarwinAuthor · BooksErasmus Darwin (1731–1802) was a physician, botanist and philosopher.
Franz von Paula SchrankAuthor · BooksFranz von Paula Schrank was a botanist, entomologist, pteridologist, bryologist, writer and physicist (1747–1835). He was born at Neuburg am Inn and died at Munich.
Georg ForsterAuthor · BooksGeorg Forster (1754–1794) was a Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth explorer, anthropologist and ethnologist.
Georg Friedrich TreitschkePerson · Music memorabiliaGeorg Friedrich Treitschke (1776–1842) was a Kingdom of Saxony linguist, entomologist and translator.
Jacob HübnerIllustrator · IllustrationJacob Hübner (1761–1826) was a Kingdom of Bavaria lepidopterist, botanist and copper engraver.
Jacob SturmIllustrator · IllustrationJacob Sturm (1771–1848) was a Kingdom of Bavaria botanist, entomologist and illustrator.
Johann Baptist von SpixIllustrator · IllustrationJohann Baptist von Spix was a zoologist, explorer, ornithologist, philosopher, entomologist and botanist (1781–1826). He was born at Höchstadt an der Aisch and died at Munich.
Johann Kaspar FüssliArtist · PaintingsJohann Kaspar Füssli (1743–1786) was a Swiss painter, entomologist and librarian.
Johann Rudolph SchellenbergEngraver · PrintsJohann Rudolph Schellenberg (1740–1806) was a Switzerland entomologist, illustrator and painter.
John AbbotIllustrator · IllustrationJohn Abbot was an American ornithologist, entomologist, zoologist, botanist, illustrator and artist (1751–1840). He was born at London and died at Bulloch County.
John CurtisIllustrator · IllustrationJohn Curtis (1791–1862) was a United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland entomologist, illustrator and scientific illustrator.
Joseph GrimaldiPerson · Film memorabiliaJoseph Grimaldi was a dancer, clown, singer, circus performer, actor and entomologist (1778–1837). He was born at London.
Maximilian SpinolaAuthor · BooksMaximilian Spinola was a French entomologist, ichthyologist, zoologist and writer (1780–1857). He was born at Pézenas and died at Genoa.
Michael DenisAuthor · BooksMichael Denis (1729–1800) was a Habsburg monarchy curator, entomologist and poet.
Moses HarrisEngraver · PrintsMoses Harris (1731–1785) was a Kingdom of Great Britain entomologist, printmaker and copper engraver.
Pierre SonneratIllustrator · IllustrationPierre Sonnerat (1748–1814) was a France explorer, botanist and naturalist.
Roderick Murchison, 1st BaronetAuthor · BooksRoderick Murchison, 1st Baronet (1792–1871) was a botanist, paleontologist and geologist.
Titian PealePhotographer · PhotographyTitian Peale (1799–1885) was an American explorer, painter and photographer.
William BartramAuthor · BooksWilliam Bartram (1739–1823) was a United States botanist, entomologist and naturalist.
William John BurchellArtist · PaintingsWilliam John Burchell (1781–1863) was an explorer, zoologist and botanist.
William RoxburghIllustrator · IllustrationWilliam Roxburgh (1751–1815) was a United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland botanist, pteridologist and surgeon.
William SwainsonIllustrator · IllustrationWilliam Swainson (1789–1855) was a United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland zoologist, ornithologist and ichthyologist.

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