Natural History
Natural history prints with a quiet, archival presence — precise, aged, and rich in the atmosphere of scientific curiosity and collected observation.
-
-full.webp "Fauna japonica Pl.010 (1833-1850) by Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold")
Fauna japonica Pl.010 (1833-1850)
A vivid exploration of Japan’s wildlife, blending scientific detail with artistic elegance in delicate brushwork.
-
-full.webp "1. Anthias polymna, The Tontelton; 2. Anthias bifasciatus, The Jordaine. (1785-1797) by Marcus Elieser Bloch")
1. Anthias polymna, The Tontelton; 2. Anthias bifasciatus, The Jordaine. (1785-1797)
Vivid 18th-century fish portraits blending scientific detail with artistic elegance, alive with color and motion.
-
-full.webp "Ornithologia methodice digesta Pl.222 (1767-1776) by Saverio Manetti")
Ornithologia methodice digesta Pl.222 (1767-1776)
A vividly detailed bird illustration blending scientific precision with artistic vitality, capturing both form and spirit.
-
-full.webp "Hedgehog Cactus (1915) by Margaret Armstrong")
Hedgehog Cactus (1915)
A vibrant desert cactus rendered with astonishing detail, its spiky form and delicate blossoms glowing against earthy tones.
-
-full.webp "Gymnetrus Hawkeniii, The Hawken’s-Fish. (1785-1797) by Marcus Elieser Bloch")
Gymnetrus Hawkeniii, The Hawken’s-Fish. (1785-1797)
A vividly detailed fish illustration, blending scientific accuracy with an air of mystery and enchantment.
-
-full.webp "Platycephalus bassensis (1869) by Frank Edward Clarke")
Platycephalus bassensis (1869)
A meticulously detailed study of a flathead fish, glowing with lifelike texture against a soft, understated backdrop.
-
-full.webp "Trigla lineata, The Streaked Gurnard. (1785-1797) by Marcus Elieser Bloch")
Trigla lineata, The Streaked Gurnard. (1785-1797)
A strikingly detailed study of a streaked gurnard, blending scientific accuracy with artistic elegance.
-
-full.webp "Fauna japonica Pl.109 (1833-1850) by Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold")
Fauna japonica Pl.109 (1833-1850)
A stunning blend of art and science, capturing Japan’s wildlife with exquisite detail and lifelike energy.
-
-full.webp "Fauna japonica Pl.041 (1833-1850) by Philipp Franz Balthasar von Siebold")
Fauna japonica Pl.041 (1833-1850)
A vibrant study of Japan’s wildlife, blending scientific accuracy with artistic grace in delicate detail.