Consulter la cote et le prix de Lot Of 16 Sea Life Illustrations, 1798-1800<,br>,1

Description : 5 Engravings from: This originally hand-colored engraving is from the The Naturalist's Pocket Magazine, or, Compleat Cabinet of Nature. The work was published in London by Harrison, Clue & Co. between 1798 and 1800. There is no author credited for the work. It compiled text and plates from accounts from Buffon, George Edwards, George Shaw, James Bruce, Thomas Pennant, Maria Sybilla Merian, and more. The work described many newly discovered species as well as extinct or endangered animals. This included the dodo, sukotyro, Siau Island tarsier, white rhinoceros, polar bear, Indian bustard, great green macaw, wild water buffalo, banded cotinga, Russian mink, and African grey parrot. It also included many early images of discoveries in New South Wales, Australia including short-beaked echidna, kangaroo, black swan, eastern quoll, waratah, and banksia, etc. 7 Engravings from: This rare stipple engraving with original hand-coloring is from Pierre Jean Francis Turpin's Dictionnaire des Sciences Naturelles. The work was published in France by Levrault in 1816. The engravins were completed by Jean-Gabriel Pretre. The work depicts a vast array of images from the animal and plant kingdom. Turpin was noted as one of the greatest botanical and natural history engravers of his time. He began his study of natural history while he was stationed in Haiti in 1794 as a member of the French Army. It was during this time he met the botanist Pierre Antoine Poiteau. The pair began to create botanical field drawings, and this inspired Turpin's passion for natural history. He was a largely self taught artist. 1 Engraving from: This very old, originally hand-colored woodcut engraving is from Adam Lonicer [Lonitzer]'s Kreuterbuch Kunstliche Conterfeytunge der Baume, Stauden, Hecken, Kreuter, Getreyde, Gewutze. The work was published in Frankfurst in 1616 by Sigismund Latomus for Vincent Steinmeyer. The popular herbal was first published in 1557 and featured numerous woodcuts of distilling, plants, animals, fish, precious stones, and scenes of rural life. 1 Engraving from: This impressive folio engraving is from Naturgeschichte der Krabben und Krebse by Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Herbst. The work was published between 1782 and 1804. Herbst was a German naturalist, entomologist, theologian, and chaplain. Herbst's work was the first comprehensive work on crustaceans and introduced many unknown species. 2 Original Illustrations from: This original illustration is from Payan du Moulin's manuscript entitled Recueil d'Histoire Naturelle, Coquiller Vivanty et folliles minerologie.. It was completed in 1875 in Aix. Each illustration is typically of sea life or ammonite native to France. The illustrations were after the collection of Payan du Moulin or found at Labedoule. Some are after illustrations by Picot, Laperouse, Creyn, Knorr, Walch, and Juan Fernandes. Many of the notes on the specimens are recorded to the page and were done by Professor Charles Lory of Grenoble University, a French Geologist. Payan du Moulin was a councillor at the court at Aix and an Officer in Charge of Public Instruction. He was strongly influenced by Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species and this is reflected in his natural history work.
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