Toadstools at Home, Second Series (1911) By Somerville Hastings
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Toadstools at Home, Second Series (1911)
By Somerville Hastings
Following the success of the first series, Somerville Hastings published this second volume in 1911 through Gowans & Gray. It continues the project of documenting British fungi through nature photography.
Key Highlights:
Nature of the Work: This volume contains another set of sixty photographs from nature, focusing on various British fungi species.
Historical Context: Published five years after the first series, it reflects the continued interest in using photographic evidence to supplement mycological study.
Archival Details: The work is preserved as part of the Natural History Museum Library, London, collection. It is noted that the images in this volume extend into the gutter of the pages.
"Toadstools at Home, Second Series: Sixty photographs from nature … of British fungi" (1911) is the follow-up collection by Somerville Hastings. Like its predecessor, it features sixty nature photographs of British fungi, continuing the mission to document these organisms through photography. This archival piece is held by the Natural History Museum Library, London.
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