Antique Scientific Prints

Antique Scientific Print of Telphusa Lacraudi Crab, Sumatra c.1880 This detailed antique lithograph depicts the freshwater crab species 'Telphusa lacraudi' from Sumatra.

Antique Scientific Print of Sumatran Crab and Prawn, Midden-Sumatra c.1887 This detailed antique scientific lithograph depicts two crustacean species from Sumatra: Paratelphusa macu...

Large Folding Engraving of a Louse Seen Under the Microscope, Diderot’s Encyclopédie, ca. 1770 A remarkable and highly detailed folding copperplate engraving from Denis Diderot and ...

The delicate coloring, combined with precise line work, makes it not only informative but highly decorative—particularly appealing for collectors of scientific prints, natural phenom...

It also pairs beautifully with other astronomical or scientific prints from the same series, allowing for the creation of cohesive thematic groupings.

The fish “Cyprinus Nasus” is depicted in natural size with exceptional detail and vibrant coloration, representative of 18th-century scientific artistry. This rare original plate ...

Smit, London, 1894 KEYWORDS: mouse print antique, small animal illustration, countryside wildlife art, antique natural history print, Victorian zoology illustration, English wildlif...

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Print of a scientific instrument. This print originates from 'The Gentleman's Magazine'.

The style of the illustration is reminiscent of 19th-century scientific prints, which were often used in natural history books to document various species.

This chart is not only historically significant but also aesthetically appealing, making it an ideal piece for collectors of antique scientific prints or for elegant interior decorat...

Perfect for collectors of antique scientific illustrations, these prints are ready to be framed and displayed in a study, library, or as part of a curated gallery wall.

Antique Print of Arctic Chimaera Fish – Rare French Scientific Illustration, 1845 This rare hand-colored lithograph features Chimaera Monstrosa, also known as the Arctic or Rabbit F...

Use archival materials to preserve this antique scientific print. Ideal for display in a study, museum setting, or library wall.

How high is the water, mama? Johny Cash was asking his mother, when it is was '6 feet high and rising'. In Egypt it would probably mean that taxes that year would be low. In E...

Pabst, Germany, 1874 SEO Keyword Block antique botanical prints, lichen lithographs, cryptogam flora, german scientific prints, medical wall art, pharmacy decor, 19th century scienc...

"Sparrow Hawk" is an original color lithograph by an unknown American artist. It depicts a bird perching on the limb of a tree, its young poking out of the tree, and the bird's egg i...

Their work is renowned for blending naturalistic observation with graceful artistic execution, producing prints that are both scientifically accurate and aesthetically refined.

- Each bird is numbered to correspond with the text key, allowing viewers to identify each species depicted in the print. This kind of labeling is typical of scientific illustrat...

The two images for sale are intricate illustrations of various species of parrots, rendered in a style that's characteristic of the 19th-century scientific prints. They are labeled i...

As original copperplate engravings printed more than 250 years ago, these works demonstrate the enduring beauty of Enlightenment-era scientific illustration and the high quality of t...

This revised catalogue entry emphasizes the historical significance, scientific value, and artistic beauty of the illustration, catering to both academic audiences and collectors of ...

This piece is particularly appealing for collectors of astronomical material, scientific illustration, or decorative prints with intellectual depth.

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Trap, Leiden, with illustrations by Dutch zoological artists H.W. van der Ent and A.J.W. lith, known for their clarity and scientific precision. The prints are labelled with plate an...

These six intaglio illustrations come from "Storia naturale degli uccelli" ("Natural History of Birds), a book written by the Italian ornithologist Francesco Saverio Manetti (1723-17...

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The print is sold unframed; any framed images are shown for presentation and interior inspiration only and may not always be to scale.

It exemplifies the high standard of chromolithographic production associated with Meyers Konversations-Lexikon, one of the most influential encyclopedic publications of its era. Thi...

As a historical artifact, this print is an excellent addition for collectors of scientific illustrations, zoological studies, or anatomical art.

This entry aims to highlight the illustration's value as a work of art and a piece of scientific heritage, appealing to a broad audience interested in natural history, marine biology...

This plate will appeal to collectors of early scientific prints, maritime history enthusiasts, and decorators seeking atmospheric, vintage cartographic works.

Suitable for a library, academic office, or collection of early scientific prints.

The collage presents a delicate assembly of antique scientific prints, each one a remnant from a time when the natural world was still shrouded in mystery.

This plate is a beautifully executed example of early data visualization and remains highly relevant for collectors of antique scientific prints, students of European geography, or t...

Displayed together, they convey both the ambition and ingenuity of early modern engineering, appealing equally to collectors of scientific prints and to interior designers seeking au...

The style of the illustration is reminiscent of 19th-century scientific prints, which were often used in natural history books to document various species.

Both prints are typical of 19th-century natural history illustrations with their attention to detail, scientific accuracy, and aesthetic presentation.

It is especially suitable for collectors of scientific prints, geological material, or decorative works with an intellectual character.

Such imagery bridges two centuries of scientific development, from direct observation to printed educational dissemination.

The subtle shading and coloration suggest that the coloring was applied by hand after the initial engraving process, which was a common practice to enhance the visual appeal and accu...

The style of the illustration is reminiscent of 19th-century scientific prints, which were often used in natural history books to document various species.

Given the era and the scientific nature of the work, this print would have been one of many intended to educate and inform readers about the vast diversity of life.

The style of the illustration is reminiscent of 19th-century scientific prints, which were often used in natural history books to document various species.

For collectors of Enlightenment scientific works, prints from the *Encyclopédie* are among the most iconic and sought-after.

The style of the illustration is reminiscent of 19th-century scientific prints, which were often used in natural history books to document various species.

The style of the illustration is reminiscent of 19th-century scientific prints, which were often used in natural history books to document various species.

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The compositions are elegantly isolated against a soft neutral background, allowing the forms and colors to stand out with decorative strength while maintaining scientific accuracy. ...

No major tears or losses. Framing tips: This print benefits from a wide mat to emphasize its scientific elegance.

The decorative harmony of pattern and tone makes this print especially suitable for sophisticated interiors, while retaining its scientific integrity.

Such primate studies were central to late-19th-century zoological research and illustration. The print combines scientific intent with a strong decorative sensibility, making it suit...

Issued circa 1861, this print represents both scientific documentation and early promotional imagery of the West’s potential.

H., London, 1894 KEYWORDS: flying squirrel print antique, woodland animal illustration, Victorian wildlife art, antique natural history print, forest animal decor, zoological illust...

Perfect for collectors, floral enthusiasts, or anyone looking to add a touch of vintage botanical charm, these prints combine scientific accuracy with artistic finesse.

Antique Entomology Prints, English Insects on Hazel & Elm, Albin 1720 Description: A charming and scientifically important pair of early 18th-century hand-colored engravings by Elea...

Details: Creator: Eleazar Albin (English, 1680–1742) Date: 1720 Medium: Hand-colored copper engraving Condition: Good antique condition with age-appropriate toning and light wear F...