Curtis, John
- Pronunciation
- /KUR-tis, JON/
- Category
- Taxonomy
- Singular
- Curtis, John
- Plural
- Curtis, John
Definition
John Curtis (1791–1862) was a British entomologist and illustrator, renowned for his work 'British Entomology,' which comprises detailed illustrations and descriptions of the insects of the British Isles.
Etymology
Proper noun derived from the personal name John Curtis.
Example
John Curtis is often cited in entomological studies for his detailed and comprehensive documentation of British insect fauna in the 19th century.
Related Terms
- British Entomology
- Entomologist
- Illustrator
Usage Notes
John Curtis' work remains influential in the field of entomology for its meticulous and artistic depiction of insects, which continues to be a reference for researchers and enthusiasts.