Edouard Travies

Collection of hunting engravings - Edouard Traviés. French works by the artist Edouard Traviés, comprising four engravings.

Edouard Travies is regarded as one of the great French natural history artists of the 19th century. 160mm by 245mm (sheet)

Rodents is an original color lithograph realized by Édouard Traviès in the late 19th century. Original Title: L'agouti - Le glouton.

His younger brother was the painter and illustrator Édouard Traviès.

These plates were illustrated by Édouard Traviès, a celebrated French wildlife artist known for his precision and elegance in avian portraiture.

Published after a drawing by Édouard Traviès de Villers. Source unknown, to be determined.

Artists and Engravers: Édouard Traviès de Villers (March 1809 – 10 November 1876) was a French watercolourist, lithographer and illustrator.

Artists and Engravers: Édouard Traviès de Villers (March 1809 – 10 November 1876) was a French watercolourist, lithographer and illustrator.

The dramatic composition captures both the danger and excitement associated with maritime life during the nineteenth century. Designed by Édouard Traviès and engraved by Beyer for F...

The juxtaposition of scientific curiosity and everyday life is characteristic of Romantic natural history illustration. Designed by Édouard Traviès and engraved by Beyer for publica...

The exotic setting reflects nineteenth-century European fascination with both marine life and the wider world. Created by Édouard Traviès and published by Furne in Paris around 1840...

The immense scale of the animal transforms the scene into a powerful meditation on nature's grandeur and mystery. Designed by Édouard Traviès and engraved by Beyer, this work was pu...

The scene conveys the adventurous spirit of nineteenth-century ocean exploration and commercial seafaring. After a design by Édouard Traviès, this engraving was published by Furne i...

Executed after a design by Édouard Traviès and engraved by Beyer, the print was published by Furne in Paris around 1840.

The scene was designed by the distinguished French natural history artist Édouard Traviès and engraved by Beyer & Mancoux for publication by Furne in Paris circa 1840.

Artistic and Historical Context: This print exemplifies the meticulous artistry of Édouard Travies and the engraving skills of Fournier.

The composition combines scientific observation with Romantic landscape aesthetics, characteristic of the great French illustrated natural history publications of the period. Design...

The designer of these beautiful illustrations is Édouard Travies (1809-1869), and they were engraved by Fournier.