Punch,  7 (1844), 91.

Prince Albert's Bee-Hives

Anon

Genre:

Illustration, Drollery

Relevant illustrations:

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Subjects:

Zoology, Menageries, Artisans


    Shows Prince Albert and Queen Victoria inspecting some large bee hives in what appear to be Royal gardens. The bee-hive closest to the reader, however, contains tiny artisans, all of whom are seen performing their labours. The caption notes, from a 'Morning Paper', that 'These Hives are so constructed, that the honey may be removed without destroying the bees'.



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