Butterflies and Tiny Bugs, 19th Century Ink and Watercolor lush green Three of the four I

Three of the four I have are in great condition

The orange paper used for this finely cut star within a star appears to have been  spatter painted with black (which I recently learned was often done by blowing through a glass tube

only amplified by the color and details of their gloves

and might be most inclined to hang them on the wall just resting on a few nails

Watercolor and graphite on laid paper

Butterflies and Tiny Bugs, 19th Century Ink and Watercolor lush green Three of the four IThese butterflies I found together with the watercolor of feathers also just listed I am sure done by the same maker, mid 19th century I believe, and certainly feathers and butterfly wings seem all of a piece. Gorgeous detailing on these splendid creatures, flying in every direction, with a few leafy sprigs, a lady bug for good luck, and what I take for a bee and a mosquito, too. Finely rendered in ink and watercolor, lovely. 9 1 2" x 6 3 8" and in