Peruvian Wood Pamphobeteus Antinious

Hairy brown spider spreads all its legs in the middle of a frame.

This pamphobeteus antinious is from Peru, and is contemporary. It is wood & glass. Insects make up over two-thirds of all known living organisms, roughly 1.3 million species, and the article notes that many more are probably still undocumented, waiting to be discovered. Large spider seen from above, with fuzzy rust-brown legs radiating evenly outward and a rounded body at the middle. It is pinned against a plain backing inside a slim, dark glass-fronted frame. It is 10 inches wide, 2.5 deep and 10 high.

Eight legs, no hurry, and a very good frame.