Here are images for the Lost Beauty: II at the Buffalo Museum of Science, Buffalo, New York and here are two time-lapse videos of the creation of three paintings: Cylinder seal from 2nd/3rd Early Dynasty Mesopotamia,  seven-footed frog and blue-spotted salamander.

 

Pottery Sherd
53″ x 48″
AD 1300-1650,
Simmons Site, Elma, New York
Niagara Frontier Archaeological Project, 1959.
C20696.

 

Pendant
44″ x 48″
Kingfisher feathers, coral, metals
19th century
China
Gift of Chauncey J. Hamlin, 1954.
C18523.

 

Blue-eyed Mary (Extinct)
34″ x 48″
Collinsia verna
May 5, 1890,
Buffalo, New York.
Clinton Herbarium of the Buffalo Museum of Science
52866

 

Sea Mouse
30″ x 48″
Aphrodita aculeata
1891
Transfer from the Smithsonian Institution

 

Carrier Shell
48″ x 53″
Xenophora calculifera
Shell, stones
Nd. Indian Ocean
Donated by Mrs. J. D. Larkin, 1923.
No. 100:1:1,2

 

Basket
48″ x 48″
Plant fiber
Early 20th century
Pomo, California
Museum Exchange, 1940
C13455c

 

Earring
48″ x 55″
Rat tail, plant fiber
19th century
Kairuku Subdistrict, Papua New Guinea
P.G.T. Black Collection, 1938.
C11206

 

Zoomorphic Vessel
48″ x 48″
Ceramic
Pre-Columbian
Chiriqui Province, Panama
Museum Purchase, 1891
C1185

 

Cicada Type
36″ x 72″
Zammara medialinea
September 19, 1980
Aragua, Rancho Grande, Venezuela

 

Cricket Cage
48″ x 72″
Ivory
Early 20th century
China
Gift of Chauncey J. Hamlin, 1948
C16122

 

Cylinder Seal
48″ x 72″
Shell
2nd/3rd Early Dynasty
Mesopotamia [Modern Day Iraq]
Museum Purchase, 1943
C14403

 

Seven Footed Frog
60″ x 66″
Specimen preserved in fluid

 

Mussel (Extinct )
48″ x 72″
Epioblasma haysiana
Alabama
M365A-7

 

Eurypterid Fossil
42″ x 72″
Pterygotus cummings
Bertie Formation, Buffalo Cement Company Quarry, Buffalo, New York.
Collected by Lewis J. Bennett
E836/11321

 

Blue-spotted Salamander
36″ x 72″
Ambystoma laterale
August 25th, 1956
Harris Hill Road and Haskell Drive, Lancaster, New York.
Mrs. Eleanor Friert
A181