Antique Scientific Illustrations

"Northern Bottlenose Whale: Classic 18th-19th Century Scientific Illustration" Discover a piece

Antique Print of Arctic Chimaera Fish – Rare French Scientific Illustration, 1845 This rare hand

French Louis XVI (18th Century) barometer with original scientific illustrations and mercury vial

oval shape with original scientific illustrations, in good condition. The detailed wall décor piece is

This captivating set of 19th-century hand-painted illustrations beautifully captures the vibrant

scientific illustrations with creative depictions.

scientific illustrations with creative depictions.

published work gained popularity for its unique artistic style, blending scientific illustrations with

, blending scientific illustrations with creative depictions. Collectors may search for terms like Anthyllis

animal studies, and 19th-century scientific illustrations. Keywords: 19th Century, Lithograph, Natural

century as part of the Dutch colonial scientific exploration of Central Sumatra. The illustration shows

, which are most likely scientific illustrations of various stages of fungal life cycles or specific

natural history galleries, studies, or scientific illustration walls.

early scientific illustrations. Likely representing a forest-dwelling wallaby or a variant of the

knobs to easily open for storage of clothing, linens, and other household items. The scientific

knobs to easily open for storage of clothing, linens, and other household items. The scientific

carapace and long, pointed tail spine or telson. The engraving is a scientific illustration from "The

exploration of the life stages of moths and their larvae. This scientific illustration, labeled as *Insecta

contributed significantly to the scientific illustrations of insects, particularly butterflies and moths

natural life, from the majestic to the microscopic. Today, it stands as both a scientific illustration and

black bear. These natural history prints exemplify the meticulous scientific illustration style of the

distinguishes his work from the dry scientific illustrations found in other botanical studies.

entomological illustration, begun in 1728 and regarded as one of the most important long-running scientific

excellent addition for collectors of scientific illustrations, zoological studies, or anatomical art. It

collectors of antique scientific illustrations, these prints are ready to be framed and displayed in a study

Antique Rhinoceros Horn Anatomy Engravings, Buffon Scientific Pair 1769 Description: This elegant

The illustration features two distinct snake species, each labeled in German with their scientific

ichthyologists of the 18th century, and his detailed scientific illustrations remain unmatched in their precision

scientific illustrations. Provenance: - Authors: Associated with respected naturalists of the time, such as

and 19th-century scientific illustration.

Jacques de Sève 18th century zoology copperplate prints camel skeleton plate scientific illustration pair

attractive example of early zoological illustration, valued for its decorative appeal as well as its

collections focused on Australian wildlife, marsupials, or 19th-century scientific illustrations. Keywords

. Chromolithography became the standard for high-quality scientific illustration in the mid-to-late 19th century

particularly to collectors of natural history and those seeking an authentic scientific illustration with

, Scientific Illustration, Antique Print, Animal Engraving, Wildlife Art, Taxonomy, Netherlands, La Haye

libraries. This set will appeal particularly to collectors of scientific illustration, agricultural history

camel organs camel skeleton print scientific illustration set antique natural history plates museum

documents of the evolution of medical knowledge, anthropology, and scientific illustration. Large-format

steel engraving techniques, from the Works of Cuvier and Lacépède. These detailed scientific

steel engraving techniques, from the Works of Cuvier and Lacépède. These detailed scientific

steel engraving techniques, from the Works of Cuvier and Lacépède. These detailed scientific

lithograph features a detailed scientific illustration of Somniosus borealis (now more commonly known as

, wildlife studies, and early scientific illustrations, offering insight into the behavior and habitat of

period to document wildlife. The plate is a fine example of scientific illustration, balancing artistic

of a tortoise. The print itself is a hand-colored engraving, a common method of scientific

pages of a naturalist's collection. It is a fine example of 19th-century scientific illustration. This

scientific illustration, combining artistic skill with zoological study. These bird prints remain highly

composition is attributed to P. J. Smit, whose work bridged scientific illustration and fine art. With its

, scientific illustration, museum style print Technique: Lithography Maker: Karl Joseph Brodtmann, Switzerland

illustration, a project that began in 1728 and set European standards for scientific insect imagery. The two

artistic marvel but also a valuable scientific illustration. The lithograph is part of Carl Hoffmann's

scientific illustration from a bygone era."

their heads and necks. The scientific name and the illustration suggest they belong to the genus

19th century, providing insight into the history of botany and scientific illustration. 4

, marine art, and 18th-century scientific illustration, as well as to interior designers seeking

entomological illustration, a project that began in 1728 and shaped European scientific insect imagery for