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Hall of Records Statuary
Named by Johann Bayer in 1603 as the 24th brightest object in the constellation Centaurus
Quote from passage "They would pillage the place of the king of kings
Summary: Photograph shows a half-length portrait of a woman with tatooes or body paint covering her arms and chest
åÊOften seen perched on fence-posts in grasslands and agricultural areas singing its distinct 7-10 note melody (their flute-like song usually ends with 3 descending notes)
Al G. Field Minstrels Size:14" x 20" Hall of Records StatuaryThousand frogs created by the Otis Lithograph Co. and published in Cleveland Ohio at Otis Lithograph Co. around 1900 as a color lithograph at 104x69 cm. Caption: Emmett Miller : clarinet voiced comedian : "A thousand frogs."
