George Shaw Price Results

(1,413 price results)

Sort by:

Most Relevant

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Goramy trichotus and satyr trichopus – Engraving (1803)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Studies of Parasitic Insects – Engraving (1805): "Pediculus" presents a scientific documentation of various parasitic lice associated with specific avian hosts. The plate features five detailed illustrations including species found on the wild goose

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Studies of Parasitic Insects – Engraving (1805)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Study of the Eel-shaped Siren – Engraving (1802): "Eel-Shaped Siren" presents a scientific documentation of an aquatic amphibian, rendered in a coiled, dynamic posture. The illustration showcases the creature's elongated, segmented body, small foreli

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Study of the Eel-shaped Siren – Engraving (1802)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Study of the Jamaica Slow-Worm – Engraving (1801): "Jamaica Slow-Worm" presents a scientific documentation of a limbless reptile in a coiled, knot-like posture. The illustration showcases the creature's elongated body covered in fine, overlapping scal

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Study of the Jamaica Slow-Worm – Engraving (1801)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Studies of Arachnids and Pseudoscorpions – Engraving (1805): "Phalangium" presents a scientific documentation of several arachnid species, featuring detailed illustrations of Americanum, Cancroides, Caudatum, and Opilio. The plate showcases the diverse anatomic

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Studies of Arachnids and Pseudoscorpions – Engraving (1805)

Proverde Auctions

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Broad-striped labrus and labre deux-croissant – Engraving (1803)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Study of the Fish-formed Siren – Engraving (1801): "Fish-Formed Siren" presents a scientific documentation of two sirens, featuring a dorsal and a lateral view of these aquatic salamanders. The upper illustration showcases the external gills and small

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Study of the Fish-formed Siren – Engraving (1801)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Study of the Coral Slow-Worm – Engraving (1801): "Coral Slow-Worm" presents a scientific documentation of a limbless reptile in a serpentine, undulating posture. The illustration showcases the creature's elongated body marked by a complex, mottled p

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Study of the Coral Slow-Worm – Engraving (1801)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Tailless Whip Scorpion – Engraving (1805): "Phalangium, Ph: reniforme" illustrates the anatomical structure of a tailless whip scorpion, currently classified as Phrynus reniformis, in a detailed dorsal view. The engraving emphasizes the arachn

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Tailless Whip Scorpion – Engraving (1805)

Proverde Auctions

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Bobac – engraving (1801)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Indian Grakle – Engraving (1808): Indian Grakle. This engraving depicts two specimens of the Indian grakle, now commonly known as the hill myna, perched upon a gnarled wooden stump amidst sparse vegetation. The illustration captures t

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Indian Grakle – Engraving (1808)

Proverde Auctions

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Spectacle Owl – engraving (1801)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Crimson Roller – Engraving (1808): Crimson Roller. This engraving illustrates a crimson roller perched on a textured branch, with detailed foliage in the background that highlights the bird's crested head and sturdy beak. The work was

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Crimson Roller – Engraving (1808)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Red Scarus – Engraving (1803): Red Scarus. This engraving illustrates a red scarus, a species of parrotfish, highlighting its prominent, beak-like dental structure and large, overlapping scales. The work was published in London in

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Red Scarus – Engraving (1803)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Millipede Species – Engraving (1805): "Julus" portrays several anatomical and behavioral studies of millipedes, featuring a large, elongated specimen in the center moving across a patch of textured ground. The engraving includes specific

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Millipede Species – Engraving (1805)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Malagasy Leaf-nosed Snake – Engraving (1801): "Snouted Langaya" portrays the Malagasy leaf-nosed snake, currently classified as Langaha madagascariensis, in an elegant vertical coil. The engraving highlights the reptile's most distinctive feature

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Malagasy Leaf-nosed Snake – Engraving (1801)

Proverde Auctions

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Leopard – engraving (1800)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Wandering Chaetodon, Rostrated Chaetodon - Engraving: Wandering Chaetodon. Rostrated Chaetodon. Annular Chaetodon. This engraving illustrates three distinct species of butterflyfish, showcasing their diverse body shapes and intricate scale patterns chara

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Wandering Chaetodon, Rostrated Chaetodon - Engraving

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Water Flea Study – Engraving (1805): "Monoculus" illustrates the microscopic anatomy of a water flea, specifically the species Monoculus pulex, now known as Daphnia pulex. The engraving features a large, magnified view of the organism sh

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Water Flea Study – Engraving (1805)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Speckled Worm Lizard – Engraving (1801): "Fuliginous Amphisboena" portrays a speckled worm lizard, currently classified as Amphisbaena fuliginosa, in a dynamic undulating coil. The engraving highlights the reptile's distinctive mosaic-like s

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Speckled Worm Lizard – Engraving (1801)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Tadpole Shrimp Studies – Engraving (1805): "Monoculus, M. Apus" illustrates three anatomical views of the tadpole shrimp, currently classified as Triops cancriformis. The engraving presents the crustacean from dorsal, ventral, and lateral pers

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Tadpole Shrimp Studies – Engraving (1805)

Proverde Auctions

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Scad Mackrel and Common Mackrel – engraving (1803)

Proverde Auctions

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Quail, Heron, and Partridge Lice – Engraving (1805): Pediculus depicts three highly detailed entomological studies of lice species found on various birds, specifically the Quail, Heron, and Partridge. The engraving displays the dorsal view of each insec

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Quail, Heron, and Partridge Lice – Engraving (1805)

Proverde Auctions

2026

George Shaw (1751–1813) – Green Scarus – engraving (1803)

Proverde Auctions

View:

24

George Shaw Auctions

Contemporary Painting

Buffalo Painting

Oval Ring

Live21

ER - Test Sale

Acme Auction House

Started:

Lynbrook, NY, US

Live3

Reserve price auction example

Acme Auction House

Started:

Lynbrook, NY, US

Test Lot **DO NOT BID

Test Lot **DO NOT BID

Test Lot **DO NOT BID

Live14

HAVN Auctions Test Sale 1

Acme Auction House

Started:

Lynbrook, NY, US

TOP