Bartele Gallery Prints

Moss Phlox and Greek Saffron Crocus hand coloured botanical print 1874 This elegant hand coloured botanical print from 1874 features two delicate and colourful alpine plants, Phlox ...

Antique 1828 Satirical Print When First I Saw Thee Graceful Move Hand-Colored This engaging and humorous hand-colored etching is titled 'When First I Saw Thee Graceful Move' and was...

Antique 1828 Satirical Print The Impotence of the Uniform Hand-Colored This dramatic and humorous hand-colored etching, titled *The Impotence of the Uniform*, is part of Monkeyana, ...

Antique 1828 Satirical Print A Fool to Pleasure Yet a Slave to Fame Hand-Colored This hand-colored etching titled *A Fool to Pleasure Yet a Slave to Fame* was published in 1828 as p...

Antique 1828 Hand-Colored Satirical Print Great Skills Have They in Palmistry This charming and humorous hand-colored etching is titled Great Skills Have They in Palmistry and was p...

Antique 1828 Satirical Print "The Monkey-Cupid" by Thomas Landseer — Hand-Colored Etching from Monkeyana This rare and whimsically satirical hand-colored etching titled "The Monkey-...

Title: Bianca Maria, Countess of Cellant – 15th Century Italian Costume by Paul Mercuri, 1860 Description: This striking hand-colored lithograph depicts Bianca Maria, Countess of ...

Views of Funchal and Fort Loo, Madeira – Hand-Colored Print from Bertuch, c.1800 This original hand-colored engraving features two finely detailed views of Madeira Island, from Frie...

Boats in this engraving are intended to represent Japanese ships, particularly ceremonial or diplomatic vessels from the Edo period—but as interpreted by European artists of the late...

Artocarpus incisa (Breadfruit Tree) – Hand-Colored Botanical Engraving, circa 1825 Description: This striking hand-colored copperplate engraving features *Artocarpus incisa, commo...

Title: Lilium speciosum (Elegant Lily) – Hand-Colored Botanical Engraving by Desmares, circa 1825 Description: This exquisite hand-colored copperplate engraving features Lilium sp...

Nictago Jalapa (Marvel of Peru) – Hand-Colored Botanical Engraving by Desmares, circa 1825 Description: An original hand-colored copperplate engraving of the flowering plant Nictago Jalapa, commonly known today as Mirabilis jalapa or Marvel of Peru. This elegant botanical illustration features large, vibrant leaves and trumpet-shaped blossoms in striking yellow, red, and variegated tones. The print is engraved by Desmares, as indicated by the signature "Desmares, Sc." beneath the Latin name. This plate was published in Paris by Panckoucke around 1825 as part of the renowned series "Le Jardin des Plantes: Histoire Naturelle des Plantes," an ambitious natural history project associated with the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle. Known for its scientific accuracy and exquisite hand-coloring, the series was a landmark in early 19th-century botanical publishing. This print exemplifies the refinement of French Enlightenment-era botanical art and is ideal for collectors of antique florals, natural history prints, or early scientific illustration. Keywords: antique botanical print...

Martynia Proboscidea (Unicorn Plant) – Hand-Colored Botanical Engraving by Desmares, circa 1825 Description: This original hand-colored copperplate engraving depicts *Martynia prob...

Leonardus Marius Teaching in Interior – 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph This finely executed 19th-century hand-colored lithograph features Leonardus Marius (c. 1575–1652), a no...

Caspar van Baerle in a Garden Setting – 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph This charming 19th-century hand-colored lithograph depicts Caspar van Baerle (1584–1648), a noted Dutch ...

Anna and Maria Tesselschade Visscher – 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph presents a refined interior scene featuring Anna and Maria Tess...

Jan Janszoon Starter at His Desk – 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph This finely rendered 19th-century hand-colored lithograph features Jan Janszoon Starter, a Dutch poet of t...

Witte Corneliszoon de With Aboard Ship – 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph portrays Witte Corneliszoon de With, a bold and controversial Dutch admiral who served during the Eighty Years' War and the First Anglo-Dutch War. Born in 1599 in Hoogendijk, De With was known for his strict discipline, outspoken character, and bravery in numerous sea battles. He was both a rival and sometime ally of other great Dutch naval commanders such as Maarten Tromp and Michiel de Ruyter. The portrait shows De With seated confidently aboard a warship, with a cannon positioned beside him and rigging sketched in the background. He wears an ornate sash and medallion across his armor, signaling his high rank and distinguished service. A sword rests at his side, and his hat lies nearby, completing the composition of a commanding yet composed figure in the theater of naval warfare. This lithograph was drawn by Herman ten Kate and printed by P W van de Weijer in Utrecht around 1850. The image is lithographed and finished with hand coloring, lending the print subtle texture and depth. The condition is good, with minimal aging, rich tones, and sharp details throughout. Framing suggestion: This historic naval portrait pairs well with a dark wood frame and muted archival matting in navy or grey. Use UV-protective glass to preserve the color and paper quality. Keywords: Witte de With print, Dutch admiral portrait...

Nicolaas Tulp Performing a Dissection – 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph portrays Nicolaas Pietersz. Tulp, a prominent Dutch physician,...

Joost van den Vondel Writing in His Shop – 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph Description: This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph features Joost van den Vondel, the most famo...

Hugo Grotius Standing in Street Scene – 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph Description: This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph depicts Hugo Grotius, known in Dutch as Huig de...

Bartholomeus van der Helst Seated at the Easel – 19th-Century Lithograph This elegant 19th-century hand-colored lithograph depicts the celebrated Dutch portrait painter Bartholomeus...

Jan Evertsen – Dutch Admiral in Battle Dress, 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph portrays Jan Evertsen, a prominent admiral in the Dutch navy during the seventeenth century. Born in 1600 in Vlissingen, Evertsen was part of a well-known naval family and fought with distinction during the Anglo-Dutch Wars. He rose through the ranks to become lieutenant admiral of Zeeland. He was killed in action during the St James’s Day Battle in 1666, remembered as a brave and loyal defender of the Dutch Republic. The print shows Evertsen on the deck of a warship, fully clad in richly detailed armor. He holds a command baton and rests one hand confidently on his sword. A large cannon looms behind him, along with nautical equipment and the curve of the ship’s structure, grounding the portrait in a powerful naval context. His determined expression and posture reflect his leadership and courage at sea. Drawn by Herman ten Kate and printed by P W van de Weijer in Utrecht, the lithograph features strong lines, hand-applied color, and an elegant composition that highlights the valor and historical significance of this Dutch naval hero. Details: - Subject: Jan Evertsen, Dutch admiral - Date: Circa 1850 - Technique: Hand-colored lithograph - Artist: Herman ten Kate - Printer: P W van de Weijer, Utrecht - Condition: Good and clear impression, vibrant color, minimal age-related marks - Printed title below image: Jan Evertsen Framing Suggestion: We recommend a dark wood or ebony frame with archival matting and UV-protective glass. A navy or neutral-toned mat will enhance the maritime theme and bring out the detail in the armor. Shipping: Professionally packed and shipped worldwide from our gallery in the Netherlands. Keywords: Jan Evertsen print, Dutch naval portrait, antique maritime lithograph...

Jan Steen – Dutch Genre Painter at Work, 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph features Jan Steen, one of the most beloved painters of the D...

Anna Maria Schuurmans – Dutch Scholar and Artist, 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph portrays Anna Maria van Schurman, one of the most re...

Jakob van Campen – Dutch Architect and Artist, 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph features Jakob van Campen, one of the most important ar...

Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp – Dutch Admiral, 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph Item Description: This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph portrays Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp, one of the most legendary naval commanders of the Dutch Republic. Born in 1598, Tromp served as a lieutenant admiral and played a crucial role during the Eighty Years’ War and the First Anglo-Dutch War. He is remembered for his naval victories against the Spanish and English fleets, and for raising a broom to the mast of his ship as a symbol that he had swept the seas of enemies. In this portrait, Tromp stands confidently in richly detailed military dress with a feathered hat and an ornately patterned sash. He holds a command baton and looks ahead with resolute determination. The background features lightly sketched figures preparing cannons, reinforcing his role in active naval command. The hand-colored detailing emphasizes his authority and the vibrancy of Dutch maritime...

Laurens Reael – Dutch VOC Governor and Admiral, 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph Item Description: This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph features Laurens Reael, a distinguished figure in the early history of the Dutch East India Company (VOC). Born in Amsterdam in 1583, Reael served as Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies from 1616 to 1619 and later became an admiral in the Dutch navy. A humanist and scholar as well as a statesman, Reael was known for his moderate stance and legal-minded approach to colonial administration, which often brought him into conflict with more aggressive VOC policies. In this scene, Reael is seated at a table, holding a document, with another official at his side. A map is partially visible on the wall behind them, suggesting a moment of planning or correspondence related to naval or colonial matters. His elaborate lace collar and thoughtful expression reflect his cultured personality and leadership role. The lithograph was drawn by W F Hoevenaar and printed by P W van de Weijer in Utrecht. The image is rendered with fine detail and soft, hand-applied coloring, capturing a moment of calm reflection in the life of a statesman. Details: - Subject: Laurens Reael, Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies and admiral - Date: Circa 1850 - Technique: Hand-colored lithograph - Artist: W F Hoevenaar - Printer: P W van de Weijer, Utrecht - Condition: Very good to excellent; light aging, subtle hand coloring, clear lines - Printed title below image: Laurens Reael Framing Suggestion: Suitable for display in a walnut or dark wood frame with archival matting and UV-protective glass. A sage green or parchment-colored mat would enhance the tones of the print and add depth to the historical theme. Shipping: Professionally packed and shipped worldwide from our gallery in the Netherlands. Keywords: Laurens Reael portrait, Dutch VOC print, antique East Indies lithograph, Dutch maritime history, hand-colored 19th-century lithograph, W F Hoevenaar drawing, Utrecht lithographer, colonial governor artwork, Dutch Golden Age figures, Dutch admiral portrait...

Frederik Hendrik – Prince of Orange in Armor, 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph Item Description: This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph features Frederik Hendrik, Prince of Orange and one of the most important military and political leaders of the Dutch Republic during the early seventeenth century. Born in 1584 as the son of William the Silent, Frederik Hendrik served as stadtholder from 1625 to 1647, leading the army through key victories in the Eighty Years' War against Spain and helping secure the independence of the Netherlands. He is depicted here in full ceremonial armor, standing with poise and authority. He holds a commander's baton in one hand, with his sword sheathed at his side. A plumed helmet rests on a draped table beside him, emphasizing his military role and noble status. His composed expression and upright stance reflect his leadership and legacy as both a warrior and statesman. The print was drawn by Herman ten Kate and printed by P W van de Weijer in Utrecht. It is a fine example of Dutch historical portraiture from the mid-nineteenth century, with subtle hand-applied coloring and detailed lithographic shading. Details: - Subject: Frederik Hendrik, Prince of Orange - Date: Circa 1850 - Technique: Hand-colored lithograph - Artist: Herman ten Kate - Printer: P W van de Weijer, Utrecht - Condition: good; strong color, clear impression, very light age toning - Printed title below image: Frederik Hendrik Framing Suggestion: Best suited to a dark wood or antique-style frame with archival matting and UV-protective glass. A deep red or taupe mat will enhance the rich tones of the print and add a touch of formality. Shipping: Professionally packed and shipped worldwide from our gallery in the Netherlands. Keywords: Frederik Hendrik portrait, Dutch Golden Age print, Prince of Orange lithograph, antique Dutch military art, Eighty Years War commander, 19th-century hand-colored lithograph, Herman ten Kate drawing, Utrecht printmaker, Dutch Republic history, classic European noble portrait, antique armor...

Pieter Pieterszoon Hein – Dutch Naval Hero, 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph Item Description: This finely detailed 19th-century hand-colored lithograph depicts Pieter Pieterszoon Hein, one of the most legendary figures of the Dutch Republic’s naval history. Born in 1577 in Delfshaven, Hein gained lasting fame in 1628 when he captured the Spanish treasure fleet near Cuba, securing a massive fortune for the Dutch during the Eighty Years' War. His daring tactics and success made him a national hero and a symbol of Dutch maritime power. Hein is portrayed in full military regalia, standing confidently with a sword in one hand and a plumed hat in the other. Behind him flies a Dutch flag, and at his feet lie silver platters and cannonballs, direct references to his famed capture of Spanish treasure. His expression is composed and commanding, capturing both his strategic brilliance and patriotic legacy. This lithograph was drawn by Herman ten Kate and printed by P W van de Weijer in Utrecht. It reflects the pride and drama of 19th-century Dutch historical portraiture, with hand-applied color and strong period detail. Details: - Subject: Pieter Pieterszoon Hein, Dutch admiral and naval hero - Date: Circa 1850 - Technique: Hand-colored lithograph - Artist: Herman ten Kate - Printer: P W van de Weijer, Utrecht - Condition: Good; rich colors and crisp detail with only minor signs of age - Printed title below image: Pieter Pieterszoon Hein Framing Suggestion: Ideal for framing in a dark or black wooden frame with archival-quality matting and UV-protective glass. A navy or sand-colored mat would echo the maritime and military character of the piece. Shipping: Professionally packed and shipped worldwide from our gallery in the Netherlands. Keywords: Pieter Pieterszoon Hein portrait, Dutch naval hero print, antique maritime lithograph...

Paulus Potter – Dutch Animal Painter at Work, 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph Item Description: This charming 19th-century hand-colored lithograph depicts Paulus Potter, the ...

Jan Adriaensz Leeghwater – Dutch Engineer and Millwright, 19th-Century Lithograph Item Description: This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph portrays Jan Adriaensz Leeghwater, one of the most important hydraulic engineers of the Dutch Golden Age. Born in 1575 in De Rijp, Leeghwater was a millwright, clockmaker, and visionary engineer who played a major role in the land reclamation projects that helped shape the modern Netherlands. He was instrumental in the draining of the Beemster, Schermer, and Purmer lakes using wind-powered technologies. The print depicts Leeghwater seated on a haystack in a rural landscape, with a windmill in the background and laborers at work behind him. He holds a compass and notebook, emphasizing his technical knowledge and engineering skills. His direct gaze and thoughtful expression convey his role as both planner and hands-on innovator. The scene combines historical realism with national pride in Dutch ingenuity. Drawn by Herman ten Kate and printed by P W van de Weijer in Utrecht, this lithograph features fine line work, warm hand-applied color, and a rich sense of atmosphere. It is a compelling tribute to Dutch water management heritage. Details: Subject: Jan Adriaensz Leeghwater, Dutch hydraulic engineer and inventor Date: Circa 1850 Technique: Hand-colored lithograph Artist: Herman ten Kate Printer: P W van de Weijer, Utrecht Condition: Good; fine color and detail, minimal signs of age Printed title below image: Jan Adriaensz Leeghwater Framing Suggestion: This piece works beautifully in a natural wood or dark oak frame with archival matting and UV-protective glass. A soft earth-toned mat would enhance the rural setting and historical tone. Shipping: Professionally packed and shipped worldwide from our gallery in the Netherlands. Keywords: Dutch engineer print, antique water management art, Jan Adriaensz Leeghwater portrait, Dutch Golden Age invention, land reclamation history, hand-colored lithograph, Herman ten Kate print, 19th-century Dutch lithograph...

Dirk Sweelinck – Dutch Baroque Organist and Composer, 19th-Century Lithograph This richly detailed 19th-century hand-colored lithograph presents Dirk Janszoon Sweelinck, one of the...

Jacob Cats – Dutch Poet and Statesman, 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph Item Description: This 19th-century hand-colored lithograph portrays Jacob Cats, one of the most beloved poets and moralists of the Dutch Golden Age. Born in 1577, Cats served as a jurist, politician, and Grand Pensionary of Holland, but he is best remembered for his richly illustrated emblem books and rhymed moral teachings that were household staples in the Netherlands for centuries. His work influenced generations of Dutch families and writers alike. Cats is depicted seated at his writing desk, pen in hand, with books and manuscripts surrounding him. His composed yet thoughtful expression, modest attire, and scholarly setting all reflect the dual life he led as both a literary figure and a statesman. The background features shelves of books, a richly patterned tablecloth, and finely detailed textures that emphasize his intellectual world. This lithograph was drawn by W F Hoevenaar and printed by P W van de Weijer in Utrecht. It demonstrates the refined character and quiet dignity often associated with Cats' legacy, rendered with subtle, hand-applied color and careful linework. Details: - Subject: Jacob Cats, Dutch poet, jurist, and statesman - Date: Circa 1850 - Technique: Hand-colored lithograph - Artist: W F Hoevenaar - Printer: P W van de Weijer, Utrecht - Sheet size: [Insert measurements here] - Condition: Good; well-preserved with clear detail and minimal signs of aging - Printed title below image: Jacob Cats Framing Suggestion: Best presented in a classic wooden frame with archival matting and UV-protective glass. A soft ivory or parchment-colored mat will highlight the literary tone of the piece. Shipping: Professionally packed and shipped worldwide from our gallery in the Netherlands. Keywords: Jacob Cats portrait, Dutch Golden Age poet, antique Dutch lithograph...

Gerardus Johannes Vossius – Dutch Humanist Scholar, 19th-Century Lithograph This stately 19th-century hand-colored lithograph depicts Gerardus Johannes Vossius, one of the most respected Dutch humanist scholars and theologians of the seventeenth century. Born in 1577, Vossius became professor of rhetoric, theology, and history at the University of Leiden and later at the Athenaeum Illustre of Amsterdam. He was a prominent figure in the Dutch intellectual world and maintained close correspondence with René Descartes and Hugo Grotius. In this portrait, Vossius is shown in full academic attire, standing confidently in front of a building façade dated 1631. His dignified pose, wide-brimmed hat, and flowing scholar’s cloak convey his status as an erudite and respected figure of the Dutch Golden Age. The architectural detail in the background reinforces the scholarly environment in which he worked. This print was drawn by W F Hoevenaar and printed by P W van de Weijer in Utrecht. The soft tones and clean lines reflect the high quality of mid-19th-century Dutch lithograph...

Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft – Dutch Golden Age Poet, 19th-Century Lithograph This refined 19th-century hand-colored lithograph features Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft, one of the most cele...

Willem Blaeu – Dutch Cartographer and Publisher, 19th-Century Lithograph Item Description: This refined 19th-century hand-colored lithograph depicts Willem Blaeu, one of the most i...

Constantijn Huygens – Dutch Golden Age Poet and Statesman, 19th-Century Lithograph This elegant 19th-century hand-colored lithograph features Constantijn Huygens, one of the most influential figures of the Dutch Golden Age. A poet, composer, scholar, diplomat, and secretary to the Princes of Orange, Huygens (1596–1687) was a true Renaissance man whose legacy spans literature, music, and science. He was the father of renowned scientist Christiaan Huygens and a central figure in the intellectual life of the seventeenth century. The print shows Huygens seated at his writing table, dressed in refined period clothing with a cloak draped over his shoulder. He appears relaxed yet engaged, with quill and ink before him and a red wax seal affixed to a document, suggesting his important diplomatic role. The soft light and classical pose highlight his role as both thinker and court official. Drawn by Herman ten Kate, known for his historical and literary subjects, and printed by P W van de Weijer in Utrecht, this lithograph is a wonderful example of 19th-century Dutch revivalist portraiture with hand-applied color. Details: - Subject: Constantijn Huygens, Dutch poet and statesman - Date: Circa 1850 - Technique: Hand-colored lithograph - Artist: Herman ten Kate - Printer: P W van de Weijer, Utrecht - Sheet size: [Insert measurements here] - Condition: Excellent; clean impression, strong color, minimal signs of age - Title below image: Constantijn Huijgens Framing Suggestion: Frame with museum-grade matting and UV-protective glass. A classic black, walnut, or gold frame would enhance the scholarly tone of the portrait and suit a study, library, or formal interior. Shipping: Professionally packed and shipped worldwide from our gallery in the Netherlands. Keywords: Dutch Golden Age print, Constantijn Huygens portrait, antique Dutch lithograph...

Jan van Galen – Heroic Dutch Admiral, 19th-Century Hand-Colored Lithograph This exceptional 19th-century hand-colored lithograph depicts Jan van Galen, a celebrated admiral of the Dutch Republic who played a pivotal role during the First Anglo-Dutch War. Born in 1604, Van Galen was known for his naval expertise and fearless leadership, most notably commanding the Dutch fleet in the Battle of Leghorn in 1653. Though victorious, he was mortally wounded in the battle and died shortly after, becoming a national hero remembered for his valor and service. In this striking portrait, Van Galen is shown in full 17th-century military attire, holding a commander's baton and wearing a sword. Maritime elements such as cannonballs, coiled rope, and a naval cannon surround him, emphasizing his connection to Dutch naval power. His confident stance and direct gaze reflect his authority and courage as a commander. The lithograph was drawn by Herman ten Kate, a Dutch artist well known for historical and military scenes, and printed by P W van de Weijer in Utrecht. It showcases the fine detail and craftsmanship typical of high-quality 19th-century Dutch lithograph...

Rembrandt at the Easel – Hand-Colored Lithograph by W.F. Hoevenaar, Utrecht, c.1850 A beautifully hand-colored 19th-century lithograph depicting the legendary Dutch master Rembrandt...

Spotted Dragonet, Montagu’s Sucker, Liparis, and Thicklip Grey Mullet - Stunning Scandinavian Fish Lithograph This remarkable 19th-century lithograph from *Skandinaviens Fiskar* presents an impressive array of Scandinavian fish species, each meticulously rendered with vibrant hand coloring and intricate detailing. Created by Wilhelm von Wright, Thorman, Malm, and C. Erdmann, and published by P. A. Norstedt & Söners Förlag in Stockholm, this print is a testament to the scientific accuracy and artistic mastery that define this iconic natural history series. At the top left, the Spotted Dragonet (Callionymus maculatus) displays its graceful and elaborate fins, adorned with striking yellow and black patterns that resemble a delicate tapestry. The intricate detailing of the pectoral and dorsal fins showcases Wright’s dedication to both beauty and precision. Known for its colorful display and unique shape, the Spotted Dragonet inhabits sandy or muddy bottoms in shallow coastal waters. To the right, a group of Montagu’s Suckers (Cyclogaster montagui) are depicted, notable for their small size and rounded bodies with subtle mottled patterns. These bottom-dwelling fish use their ventral sucker to adhere to rocks and submerged objects, making them well-suited for life in intertidal zones and shallow waters. The soft shading and earthy tones give them a lifelike appearance, emphasizing their adaptability to the rugged coastal environment. The larger fish depicted with bold markings are Liparis (Cyclopteridae), with their stout, rounded bodies and vivid dark patterns. These fish are known for their unique suction disc, which allows them to cling to stones and rocky surfaces. The contrast between their dark, mottled bodies and bright orange highlights on the fins reflects their distinctive appearance. At the bottom of the plate lies the majestic Thicklip Grey Mullet (Mugil chelo), depicted with a silvery sheen and streamlined body that signifies its fast, agile swimming nature. The fine scaling and reflective quality of its body are captured with remarkable realism, emphasizing the mullet’s sleek and powerful presence. Often found in coastal estuaries and shallow bays, the Thicklip Grey Mullet is valued for both its athletic form and its role as a popular food fish...

Title: Rare Lithograph of Sharks and Skate from Pisces Scandinaviae Collection Description: This exquisite lithograph from the Pisces Scandinaviae series presents three fascinat...

Title: Magnificent Lithograph of Scandinavian Sharks from Pisces Scandinaviae Series Description: This stunning lithograph from the renowned Pisces Scandinaviae series depicts fo...

Title: Rare Lithograph of Thorny Skate from Pisces Scandinaviae Collection Description: This remarkable lithograph from the Pisces Scandinaviae ser...

Title: Rare Lithograph of Thornback and Starry Rays from Pisces Scandinaviae Series Description: This stunning lithograph from the Pisces Scandinaviae series features the intric...

Title: Scandinavian Fish Lithograph: Herring, Sprat, Müller’s Pearlside, and Pike Description: This exquisite lithograph from the renowned Pisces Scandinaviae series showcases fou...

Title: Scandinavian Eels Lithograph: European Eel and Black Conger from 19th Century Description: This beautifully detailed lithograph from the Pisces Scandinaviae series feature...

Title: Scandinavian Herring and Shad: Exquisite Lithograph from Pisces Scandinaviae Description: This stunning lithograph from the Pisces Scandinaviae series, created by C. Erdm...

Scandinavian Sturgeon and Chimaera Lithograph from Pisces Scandinaviae Series Description: This exquisite lithograph from the Pisces Scandinaviae series presents two captivating aquatic species, the sturgeon (Acipenser sturio...

Title: Scandinavian Fishes: Grayling and Whitefish in Exquisite Lithographic Detail Description: This captivating lithograph from the Pisces Scand...

Scandinavian Fish Species: Smelt, Capelin, and Tench in Fine Lithograph This beautifully executed lithograph from the Pisces Scandinaviae series features four fish species native ...

Title: Brown Trout Diversity in Scandinavian Waters: Exquisite Lithograph Description: This stunning lithograph from the Pisces Scandinaviae series beautifully illustrates three...

Title: Scandinavian Brown Trout Forms: Exquisite Hand-Colored Lithograph Description: This beautifully detailed lithograph from the Pisces Scandinaviae series showcases three di...

Scandinavian Atlantic Salmon Forms: Exquisite 19th Century Hand-Colored Print Description: This captivating hand-colored lithograph from the series Pisces Scandinaviae showcases ...

Scandinavian Asp and Bleak - Exquisite 19th-Century Lithograph, 1895 This stunning lithograph from 'Skandinaviens Fiskar' beautifully illustrates three freshwater fish species native to Scandinavia: the Asp (Aspius rapax) and the Bleak (Alburnus lucidus). Created by the talented artist Wilhelm von Wright and published by P. A. Norstedt & Söners Förlag in Stockholm, this plate masterfully combines scientific precision with artistic elegance. The uppermost fish is the Bleak (Alburnus lucidus), characterized by its slender, streamlined body and shimmering silver scales. Known for its agile swimming and vibrant appearance, the Bleak is commonly found in rivers and lakes throughout northern Europe. The central and lower fish are the Asp (Aspius rapax), displaying a more robust, muscular build with a distinct silvery-gray hue. The artist's meticulous attention to detail highlights the Asp's powerful fins and sleek body, showcasing its predatory nature. Asp are known for their speed and strength, often inhabiting fast-flowing waters and open lakes. This hand-colored lithograph reflects the masterful craftsmanship of von Wright, who captured the essence of these Scandinavian fish with remarkable accuracy and aesthetic appeal. The subtle hand coloring brings the illustration to life, emphasizing the fish's natural hues and delicate textures. Condition: The print remains in very good condition, with vibrant colors and sharp detailing. It would make a striking addition to any collection of natural history art or as a unique decorative piece in a study or living space. Framing tips: Choose a wooden or metal frame in neutral tones like natural wood, black, or dark brown. Use a light cream or off-white mat, about 2-4 inches wide, and ensure it is acid-free for preservation. Opt for UV-protective, non-reflective glass or acrylic. Use acid-free backing boards and hinge mounting to secure the print without damage. Keep the frame sealed...

Scandinavian Asp and Bleak - Exquisite 19th-Century Lithograph, 1895 This stunning lithograph from *Skandinaviens Fiskar* beautifully illustrates three freshwater fish species native to Scandinavia: the Asp (Aspius rapax) and the Bleak (Alburnus lucidus). Created by the talented artist Wilhelm von Wright and published by P. A. Norstedt & Söners Förlag in Stockholm, this plate masterfully combines scientific precision with artistic elegance. The uppermost fish is the Bleak (Alburnus lucidus), characterized by its slender, streamlined body and shimmering silver scales. Known for its agile swimming and vibrant appearance, the Bleak is commonly found in rivers and lakes throughout northern Europe. The central and lower fish are the Asp (Aspius rapax), displaying a more robust, muscular build with a distinct silvery-gray hue. The artist's meticulous attention to detail highlights the Asp's powerful fins and sleek body, showcasing its predatory nature. Asp are known for their speed and strength, often inhabiting fast-flowing waters and open lakes. This hand-colored lithograph reflects the masterful craftsmanship of von Wright, who captured the essence of these Scandinavian fish with remarkable accuracy and aesthetic appeal. The subtle hand coloring brings the illustration to life, emphasizing the fish's natural hues and delicate textures. Condition: The print remains in very good condition, with vibrant colors and sharp detailing. It would make a striking addition to any collection of natural history art or as a unique decorative piece in a study or living space. Framing tips: Choose a wooden or metal frame in neutral tones like natural wood, black, or dark brown. Use a light cream or off-white mat, about 2-4 inches wide, and ensure it is acid-free for preservation. Opt for UV-protective, non-reflective glass or acrylic. Use acid-free backing boards and hinge mounting to secure the print without damage. Keep the frame sealed...

Silver Breams and Vimba - Scandinavian Freshwater Beauties This beautiful 19th-century lithograph from *Skandinaviens Fiskar* features three iconic freshwater fish species: the Id...

Bream and White Bream - Scandinavian Freshwater Elegance This exquisite 19th-century lithograph from *Skandinaviens Fiskar* features two iconic freshwater fish species: the White ...

Rudd and Minnow - Elegant Freshwater Fish from Scandinavia This captivating 19th-century lithograph from *Skandinaviens Fiskar* features three beautiful freshwater fish native to ...

Dace and Chub - Graceful Scandinavian Freshwater Fish Lithograph This elegant 19th-century lithograph from *Skandinaviens Fiskar* features three iconic freshwater fish species of Scandinavia: the Ide (Leuciscus idus), the Graining (Leuciscus grislagine), and the European Chub (Leuciscus cephalus). Beautifully illustrated by Wilhelm von Wright and published by P. A. Norstedt & Söners Förlag in Stockholm, this plate is an exquisite example of both scientific accuracy and artistic craftsmanship. At the top, the Ide (Leuciscus idus) is depicted with its slender, torpedo-shaped body and metallic, silver-gray scales, giving it a sleek and dynamic appearance. The slight golden hue along the lateral line and the soft pinkish tint of the fins are meticulously rendered, capturing the fish’s natural vibrancy. The Ide is a resilient and adaptable species, inhabiting rivers and lakes throughout northern Europe. It is prized both as a food fish...