Antique Fish Print

Two Species of Wrasse Fish – Hand-Colored Engraving, c.1780 Beautiful 18th-century hand-colored copperplate engraving depicting two species of wrasse fish, titled in manuscript Le l...

The iridescent sheen and silvery belly reflect the fish’s agile and fast-moving nature. As one of the most commercially important fish in northern Europe, the Atlantic Mackerel’s dyn...

Wels Catfish and Crucian Carp - Iconic Scandinavian Freshwater Fish Lithograph This stunning 19th-century lithograph from *Skandinaviens Fiskar* showcases two remarkable freshwate...

The rich, earthy tones and delicate shading bring out the distinctive texture of the skin, showcasing the lithographer’s skill in rendering both form and texture with remarkable accu...

Colorful Wrasse Duo and Corkwing - Vibrant 19th Century Fish Lithograph This stunning 19th-century lithograph features a trio of vividly colored Scandinavian fish from the iconic ...

Antique Print of Bluebanded Hawkfish and Ornamented Scorpionfish, 1846 This vibrant hand-colored lithograph features two striking reef fish species: Cirrhites rivulatus (the Blueban...

The lithographic technique used in this print combines fine line engraving with vibrant hand coloring, giving the fish a lifelike presence that highlights their natural elegance and ...

Finally, the Northern pike, positioned at the top, is depicted with its characteristic elongated body, sharp snout, and greenish-brown coloration patterned with yellowish spots. The ...

Framing tips: To enhance the rich hues and intricate detailing, consider using a traditional frame with off-white or cream-colored matting that complements the natural tones of the f...

Fourhorn Sculpin and Long-Spined Bullhead - Intricate Scandinavian Fish Lithograph This fascinating 19th-century lithograph from *Skandinaviens Fiskar* features three meticulously...

A steel engraving of the fish market at Rotterdam, "from an original drawing by J.M.W.

The carefully rendered scales and delicate fin structure reflect the fish's evolutionary adaptations for protection and agility.

Antique print titled 'Espece de Crocodile, nomme Alligator Celui ci est Jeune qui fut tire vivant a Londres au mois d'Octobre 1739’. (Species of Crocodile, called Alligator. This you...

The lithographic technique employed in this plate blends meticulous line work with vibrant hand coloring, creating a vivid and realistic portrayal of each fish. The careful applicati...

Carp, Goldfish, and Loaches - Vibrant Freshwater Fish of Scandinavia This striking 19th-century lithograph from *Skandinaviens Fiskar* presents a vivid array of Scandinavian fresh...

Framing Tips: To highlight the rich greens and browns of the fish, choose a dark green, black, or natural wood frame with a neutral ivory or pale sage mat.

The print titled "La Ménagerie Impériale" is a satirical caricature featuring Fleury.

Condition: The print is preserved in very good condition, with bright colors and crisp details intact.

The print is in excellent condition, with vivid colors and crisp lines that have remained well preserved over the years.

The meticulous hand-coloring over a clean lithographic print ensures clarity while preserving the natural beauty of each fish.

The iridescent sheen and silvery belly reflect the fish’s agile and fast-moving nature. As one of the most commercially important fish in northern Europe, the Atlantic Mackerel’s dyn...

At the right side of the print, dominating the composition, is the Ocean Sunfish (Orthagoriscus mola), one of the most peculiar and distinctive fish in the world's oceans.

This antique engraving is an illustration from the monumental work of the "Encyclopédie Méthodique" published by Charles-Joseph Panckoucke in 1793. This engraving is part of the "...

Sand Eels play a crucial role in the marine food chain, serving as prey for larger fish and seabirds. The lithographic technique used in this print masterfully combines precise li...

Freshwater Bullhead and Short-Spined Sea Scorpion - Striking Scandinavian Fish Lithograph This remarkable 19th-century lithograph from *Skandinaviens Fiskar* features three impres...

The engraving shows Peter kneeling at the seashore with the fish and coin in hand, while the fortified city of Capernaum rises in the background.

Greenland Cod, Pout, and Poor Cod - Intricate Scandinavian Fish Lithograph This remarkable 19th-century lithograph from Skandinaviens Fiskar features three Scandinavian fish speci...

Esmark's Cod and Grenadier Fish - Rare and Striking Scandinavian Lithograph This captivating 19th-century lithograph from *Skandinaviens Fiskar* features two remarkable fish speci...

Red Mullet, Norway Redfish, and Greater Weever - Vibrant 19th Century Fish Lithograph This exquisite 19th-century lithograph from *Skandinaviens Fiskar* captures three striking Sc...

Title: Vibrant 1802 Handcolored Engraving of Rare Fish Species from Bertuch's Masterpiece Description: This striking handcolored copperplate engraving from 1802 showcases four fas...

This is an original antique print, not a modern reproduction. This item is sold unframed.

Minimal age toning and faint edge wear consistent with age. Printed on heavy wove paper typical of Wasmuth chromolithographs.

George Andreas Böckler, 'Dragon Fish Garden Fountain', antique copperplate engraving, 1664, from the book 'Architectura Curiosa Nova'. A fine, richly inked impression, on antique cre...

Norstedt & Söners Förlag in Stockholm, this plate beautifully captures the sinuous elegance and distinct characteristics of these elongated fish. At the top of the print, the Burb...

Catching Fish is an original lithograph on ivory-colored paper, realized by Paul Gervais (1816-1879). The artwork is from The Series of "Les Trois Règnes de la Nature", and was publ...

This original antique print shows fish from Crete with ships in the background.

Henri de Toulouse Lautrec Original lithograph bought in the late 90s at a Christie's auction. Nice frame ready to hang. Printed Signature in the plate on Chine paper, Blind stamp ...

Decoration With Fishes is an Etching realized by Francesco Cepparuli (1750-1767).

The second image depicts the Mummichog, fall fish, black nosed dace and common white sucker.

Shown from above, the fish’s diamond-shaped body and sweeping pectoral fins are rendered with fine detail, displaying the subtle gradations of its mottled brown-grey coloring.

Antique print, titled: 'A Sea Hogg (…).' - A Sea Hogg, Amboina Fish, Stone Bream, The Indian Herring, The Bald peat, The Dung Fish.

Artist: John James Audubon (American, 1785-1851) Title: "Sandwich Tern (with Florida Cray Fish) (Florida Keys)" (Plate CCLXXIX - 279; part No. 56) Portfolio: The Birds of America (Ha...

Flying fish leap from the waves while schools of marine creatures move alongside Dutch vessels.

Marples was a painter, etcher, writer on ornithology, and principal of Huddersfield, Hull and Liverpool School of Art. He specialized in etchings of fish and birds. Angling and fishi...

Henri de TOULOUSE LAUTREC Short joys (Fish Seller and Don Quixote) Original lithograph Printed signature in the plate On Chine paper 27.5 x 36.5 cm (c. 10.6 x 14.2 in) Blind stamp o...

Raphael instructs Tobias to catch the fish and preserve parts of it. What first appears threatening will prove beneficial: the fish’s gall ultimately restores the sight of Tobias’s f...

When they had done this, they enclosed a great quantity of fish". Often known as the 'miracle of the 153 fish'.

The fisherman at right arches his rod back as he fights to reel in a fish. The print is pencil signed by Douglas in the bottom left margin.

Notably, the Barringtonia plant had a peculiar use in some cultures as a means to catch fish by intoxicating them, a phenomenon illustrated or referenced in the print.

As with the fish engraving, this print was also hand-colored, a common practice of the time to bring life and realism to printed images in the era before color printing was commonpla...

Title: "Billingsgate Market in the 1830s: A Hub of London's Maritime Commerce" Description: This captivating uncolored steel engraving presents a lively scene of Billingsgate Market...

Antique Fossil Prints – Triassic Plants, Reptiles & Fish with Geological Sections, c.1880 This pair of original lithographs comes from Schubert’s Naturgeschichte, a richly illustrat...

From gracefully swimming fish to intricate crustaceans, each print is imbued with a sense of life and motion that is truly extraordinary.