Mark Catesby – Plate LXXXIII
Antique engraving by Mark Catesby – Plate LXXXIII from The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands Original
Antique engraving by Mark Catesby – Plate LXXXIII from The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands Original
Marcus Eliezer Bloch (1723 – 1799) was a famous German medical doctor, naturalist and ichthyologist. Born in 1723 into an
A Small Double Headed Snake from the Island of Barbados Plate 207 -Engraving from Gleanings of Natural History – 1758
Yellow Throated Warbler and Flowering Red Maple 1749 – J. M. SELIGMANN AFTER MARK CATESBY Finely handpainted copperplate print engraved
Finely handpainted copperplate print engraved by Seligmann for his Sammlung verschiedener auslandischer und seltener Vogel based on the original plate
Cancellus Terrestris Bahamensis: The Hermit Crab; Manghala arbor Curassafica, foliis Salignis: Button-Wood; Frutex trifolius resinosus;…T.33. 18th Century Copperplate Engraving –
Lacertus omnium maximus, Crocodilus: The Alligator from The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands “The Largeness, Strength,
Lacertus Indicus – The Guana – 18th Century Copperlate Engraving Original Hand-coloring Catesby described the Lizard thus: “This kind of
Acacia foliis amplioribus; siliquis cincinnatis.- “In the Bahama Islands these Trees grow to about fifteen Inches in Thickness, and thirty
18th Century copperplate engraving with original gand-coloring from The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands Plate XCIII
Anguis Viridis: The Green Snake – From Mark Catesby – The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands
Anguis Gracilis Fuscus: The Ribbon-Snake 18th Century Copperlate Engraving by Mark Catesby with original Hand-coloring “This is a slender Snake,
Wildflowers – Walter Dittrich Original watercolor by the German artist Walter Dittrich. Circa 1950 Dimensions: 5.5 X 8 inches
LOWELL NESBITT (1933 – 1993 American) Blue Iris Born in Baltimore, Maryland, Nesbitt studied at Temple University’s Tyler School of
Joseph Löwenthal – Floral Study Charming naive study of a flower – a primrose? 13.5 X 9 iinches Signed Joseph
Joseph Löwenthal – Floral Study Painted on old chainlinked paper 14.5 X 10 inches 1809 The paper is lightly rippled
Joseph Löwenthal – Study of Flower 7.5 X 11.5 iinches Lilies of the Valley? Signed Joseph Loewenthal – there is
Joseph Löwenthal – Rose Charming naive study of a rose 8 X 11 inches Signed Joseph Loewenthal – there is
Joseph Löwenthal – Rose Charming naive study of a rose 7.5 X 11.5 iinches Signed Joseph Loewenthal – there is
Joseph Loewenthal – Watercolor Beautiful large study of two flowering plants (tiger lilies and another lily) painted on old chain
Joseph Löwenthal – Watercolor Watercolor Study of a Carnation Circa 1810 Signed Joseph Löwenthal Some light spotting and some discoloration