Les Merveilleuses by Carle Vernet – Original Engraving
Les Merveilleuses – Original Engraving by Carle Vernet (French, 1758 – 1836) Two Merveilleuses, accompanied by an “Incroyable” take a
18th Century
Les Merveilleuses by Horace Vernet – Plate 4 – Original 19th Century Engraving
Une Merveilleuse – Plate No. 4 The Fashionable Post-Revolutionary Set – Paris Circa 1796 19th Century hand colored engraving from
Francois Nicolas Martinet – Waterbirds – Loon, Eider, Gannet, Cormorant
Le Grand Plongeon Tachete, L’Eider Male, Le Fou de L’Isle de Java, Le Cormoran – Loon, Eider, Gannet, Cormorant Original
Francois Nicolas Martinet – Waterbirds – Smew, Widgeon, Petrel and Puffin
Piette Male, Le Canard Siffleur, Le Petrel, Puffin – Smew, Widgeon, Petrel and Puffin Original 18th Century copperplate print after
Francois Nicolas Martinet – Gull, Spoonbill and Other Seabirds
Ibis, La Spatule, La Pie de Mer, Le Grisard Ibis, Spoonbill, Eurasian oystercatcher, Gull Original 18th Century copperplate print after a
Bacchanal – 18th Century Neo-Classical Engraving
Baccanale – Bacchanal: 18th Century Engraving 1782 copperplate engraving by Marco Carloni (also known as Carlone) after a drawing by
Tete de Joseph – 18th Cent. Engraving by Jacob Gillberg, Swedish Engraver
Portrait of Joseph from the Old Testimate – Extraordinary Large Scale 18th Century Copperplate engraving “in the Crayon manner” – en manière de crayon.
Francois Nicolas Martinet – Cockatoo and Other Birds
Original 18th Century copperplate print after a drawing by Francois Nicolas Martinet – one of the most famous bird illustrators
Francois Nicolas Martinet – Owl and Other Birds
Original 18th Century copperplate print after a drawing by Francois Nicolas Martinet – one of the most famous bird illustrators
Francois Nicolas Martinet – 18th Century Bird Engraving
Original 18th Century copperplate print after a drawing by Francois Nicolas Martinet – one of the most famous bird illustrators
Francois Nicolas Martinet – 18th Century Bird Illustrator
Francois Nicolas Martinet was one of the most famous bird illustrators of all time. He created illustrations of birds for
Spiders Webs – Engraving from Scheuchzer’s Physica Sacra
Copperplate Engraving from Scheuchzer’s “Physica Sacra” – A Natural History interpretation of the bible Gottlose Machen Spinneweben – Araneae telas
Yellow Throated Warbler and Red Maple – J. M. Seligmann After Mark Catesby
Yellow Throated Warbler and Flowering Red Maple 1749 – J. M. SELIGMANN AFTER MARK CATESBY Finely handpainted copperplate print engraved
Seligmann after Catesby – Parus Uropygeo Luteo: The Yellow-Rump
Finely handpainted copperplate print engraved by Seligmann for his Sammlung verschiedener auslandischer und seltener Vogel based on the original plate
Mark Catesby – 18th Century Copperplate – The Hermit Crab
Cancellus Terrestris Bahamensis: The Hermit Crab; Manghala arbor Curassafica, foliis Salignis: Button-Wood; Frutex trifolius resinosus;…T.33. 18th Century Copperplate Engraving –
Mark Catesby – Lacertus Ominum Maximus – The Alligator and the Mangrove Tree
Lacertus omnium maximus, Crocodilus: The Alligator from The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands “The Largeness, Strength,
Mark Catesby – Lacertus Cauda Caerulia – Plate LXVII – The Guana
Lacertus Indicus – The Guana – 18th Century Copperlate Engraving Original Hand-coloring Catesby described the Lizard thus: “This kind of
Mark Catesby – Species from the Bahamas – Acacia Tree and Butterfly
Acacia foliis amplioribus; siliquis cincinnatis.- “In the Bahama Islands these Trees grow to about fifteen Inches in Thickness, and thirty
Mark Catesby – Plate XCIII – Flowering Plants from the Bahamas
18th Century copperplate engraving with original gand-coloring from The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands Plate XCIII
Mark Catesby – Plate XCVII – Anguis viridis (Green Snake) – Cassena Vera
Anguis Viridis: The Green Snake – From Mark Catesby – The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands
Mark Catesby – The Ribbon Snake and Winter’s Bark
Anguis Gracilis Fuscus: The Ribbon-Snake 18th Century Copperlate Engraving by Mark Catesby with original Hand-coloring “This is a slender Snake,