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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Jaguar and Once – Engraving (1800)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Black Squirrel and Grey Squirrel – Engraving (1800)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Pied Seal and Harp Seal – Engraving (1800): This print features natural history illustrations of two seal species, the Pied Seal and the Harp Seal, each depicted in a naturalistic coastal environment. The animals are rendered with precise line

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Pied Seal and Harp Seal – Engraving (1800)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Bearded Vulture upon a gnarled – Engraving (1808): This print features a natural history Hand-colored Engraving of a Bearded Vulture, depicted alertly perched upon a gnarled, mossy branch. The bird is rendered with meticulous line work and stippling t

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Bearded Vulture upon a gnarled – Engraving (1808)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Lasher Bull-Head and Four-Horned Bull-Head – Engraving (1803): This illustration features two species of marine fish, the Lasher Bull-Head and the Four-Horned Bull-Head, and was published in the natural history series General Zoology, or Systematic Natural Histor

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Lasher Bull-Head and Four-Horned Bull-Head – Engraving (1803)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Rufous Scorpaena – Engraving (1803): This illustration depicts a Rufous Scorpaena, a species of venomous marine fish, and was published as part of the natural history series General Zoology, or Systematic Natural History. George Shaw was

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Rufous Scorpaena – Engraving (1803)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Ephemera – Engraving (1805): This illustration features a scientific study of mayflies in the genus Ephemera, specifically depicting the species Swammerdamiana. The work details the insect's life cycle, including the larva in its

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Ephemera – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Cynips – Engraving (1805): This illustration features a scientific study of gall wasps in the genus Cynips, depicting an oak branch heavily laden with spherical galls alongside detailed renderings of the adult insect, larva, an

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Cynips – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Sphex – Engraving (1805): This illustration features a scientific study of thread-waisted wasps in the genus Sphex, depicting three distinct species: viatica, spirifex, and sabulosa. The work was published as part of the exten

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Sphex – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Long-Tailed Imminset – Engraving (1803): This illustration depicts a Long-Tailed Imminset, a marine fish species characterized by its elongated body and distinct fin structure, and was published in the natural history series General Zoology,

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Long-Tailed Imminset – Engraving (1803)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Lancet Acanthurus – Engraving (1803): This illustration depicts a Lancet Acanthurus, commonly known as a surgeonfish, and was published as part of the multi-volume work General Zoology, or Systematic Natural History. George Shaw was a pro

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Lancet Acanthurus – Engraving (1803)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Vespa – Engraving (1805): This illustration features a scientific study of various wasps in the genus Vespa, depicting species such as rostrata, signata, rufa, vulgaris, crabro, and parietum alongside a magnified view of the h

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Vespa – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Myrmeleon – Engraving (1805): This illustration features a scientific study of antlions in the genus Myrmeleon, specifically depicting the species formicaleo in its various states of development. The work includes detailed renderi

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Myrmeleon – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Common Beaver – engraving (1801)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Snowy Owl – engraving (1808)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Monk Vulture – engraving (1808)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Vespa holsatica – Engraving (1805): This illustration depicts a scientific study of the wasp species Vespa holsatica, showing an external view of its nest, a cross-section revealing the internal comb structure, and a detailed rendering

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Vespa holsatica – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Ocelot and Cape Cat – engraving (1800)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Male Condor – engraving (1808)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Collared Mouse and Lemming Rat – engraving (1801): This engraving features two distinct zoological studies, depicting a Collared Mouse and a Lemming Rat in their naturalistic habitats. The upper figure shows a Lemming Rat with spotted markings in prof

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Collared Mouse and Lemming Rat – engraving (1801)

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

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Libellula – Engraving (1805): This illustration features a scientific study of a dragonfly, identified as Libellula varia, showing the insect in its adult winged form alongside its developmental stages including the ova, larva, an

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Libellula – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Skeleton of Falco Palumbarius or Goshawk – engraving (1808): This engraving features a detailed anatomical study of the skeleton of a Goshawk, identified by the scientific name Falco Palumbarius. The skeleton is depicted in a lateral view, meticulously renderin

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Skeleton of Falco Palumbarius or Goshawk – engraving (1808)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Virginian Opossum – engraving (1800): This engraving depicts a Virginian Opossum clinging to a mossy tree trunk, shown with a smaller young opossum suspended below it by its prehensile tail. The illustration was sourced from a specimen in

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Virginian Opossum – engraving (1800)

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Farther India Area Double Sided Antique 1896 Map-41

Scotland The Pass of Glencoe & The Ardgower Mountains Antique Print-48

Tequila Sunrise Vintage Retro Style Cocktail Recipe Large Metal Wall Art

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Italian Greyhounds Antique Book Plate Rawdon Lee Modern Dogs 1894-20

Pied Wagtail Rev Morris Antique History of British Birds 130 Years-Old Engraving-164

Alpine Warbler Rev Morris Antique History of British Birds 130 Years-Old Engraving-96

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