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George Shaw – Skeleton of Porpoise – Copperplate engraving (1800): This copperplate engraving displays the skeletal anatomy of the porpoise (or porpesse), showing the elongated skull and jaws, the dense spinal column, and the structure of the forelimb bones adapted i

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George Shaw – Skeleton of Porpoise – Copperplate engraving (1800)

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George Shaw – Buffalo and its Variation – Copperplate engraving (1800): This copperplate engraving depicts two forms of the Buffalo, featuring a mature, robust specimen alongside a smaller figure labeled "naked mall," illustrating a variant or juvenile stage of the animal

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George Shaw – Buffalo and its Variation – Copperplate engraving (1800)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Sukottyro (Babirusa) – Copperplate engraving (1800): that pierce the roof of the snout, giving it a fierce appearance. This zoological study comes from the section on Mammalia in the comprehensive multi-volume work, General Zoology, or Systematic Natura

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Sukottyro (Babirusa) – Copperplate engraving (1800)

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George Shaw – Flat-Horned Antelope – Copperplate engraving (1800)

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George Shaw – Serrated and Concentric Tortoise Shells – Copperplate engraving (1802): This copperplate engraving displays the dorsal views of two different tortoise shells, labeled the Serrated Tortoise (characterized by its jagged shell edges) and the Concentric Tortoise (characterize

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George Shaw – Serrated and Concentric Tortoise Shells – Copperplate engraving (1802)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Cicada Species and Larva – Copper engraving (1804): This copper engraving depicts various species of Cicada, including the large plebeia and its larval stage, illustrating the different forms and life cycle stages of the insect genus. The print origina

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Cicada Species and Larva – Copper engraving (1804)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Buprestis Beetles and Larva – Copper engraving (1802): This copper engraving depicts several species of Buprestis or jewel beetles, including the gigantea species and its larva, illustrating various stages and forms of the insect genus. This print origina

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Buprestis Beetles and Larva – Copper engraving (1802)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Single-Horned Rhinoceros – Copperplate engraving -1800

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Cochineal Insect (Coccus) with Egg – Copper engraving (1804): This copper engraving depicts the Cochineal Insect (Coccus cacti-linneus magnifica), showing two detailed views of the female scale insect (dorsal and ventral) along with its egg. The print originates

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Cochineal Insect (Coccus) with Egg – Copper engraving (1804)

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George Shaw – Musk Ox (Male and Female) – Copperplate engraving (1800): This copperplate engraving illustrates the Musk Ox (Ovibos moschatus), showing both the male (foreground) and female (background) specimens, characterized by their dense, dark coats and thick, downwar

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George Shaw – Musk Ox (Male and Female) – Copperplate engraving (1800)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) and Frederick Polydore Nodder (fl. 1770–c. 1801) – Duck-Billed: This historical print depicts the Duck-Billed Platypus (Ornithorhynchus anatinus), an animal that caused considerable scientific bewilderment upon its introduction to Europe. The illustration, created

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George Shaw (1751–1813) and Frederick Polydore Nodder (fl. 1770–c. 1801) – Duck-Billed

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George Shaw – Comparative Skeletons of the Frog and Toad – Copperplate engraving (1802): This copperplate engraving features two illustrations detailing the skeletal structures of the frog and the toad, highlighting the differences in their respective bone structures, particularly the elo

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George Shaw – Comparative Skeletons of the Frog and Toad – Copperplate engraving (1802)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Convolvulus Hawk-moth – Engraving (1805): This engraving is a detailed entomological illustration depicting the life cycle stages of the Sphinx convoluli, commonly known as the Convolvulus Hawk-moth. The print shows the insect in three stages

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Convolvulus Hawk-moth – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Garrulous Roller – Engraving (1808): This engraving illustrates the Garrulous Roller, a type of Old World bird known for its harsh, chattering call, perched on a leafy branch. It was published in London by G. Kearsly, Fleet Street, as a

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

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Longhorn Beetle – Engraving (1805): This engraving is a detailed entomological illustration depicting the Cerambyx damicornis, a species of Longhorn Beetle. The print shows the adult beetle in dorsal view, highlighting its very large, c

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Longhorn Beetle – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Golden Carp – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Bearded Sheep – Engraving (1808): This engraving illustrates a Bearded Sheep, a type of Mouflon or wild sheep, shown resting on the ground with prominent horns and a heavy coat. It was published in London by G. Kearsly, Fleet Street,

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Bearded Sheep – Engraving (1808)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Oran Otan, Youngster – Engraving (circa 1800): This engraving is a detailed zoological illustration depicting two young Oran Otan (Orangutans). The figure on the left is seated and holding a small piece of vegetation, while the figure on the right

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Oran Otan, Youngster – Engraving (circa 1800)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Denticulated Tortoise – Engraving (1804): This engraving provides a detailed illustration of the shell of a Denticulated Tortoise, published as a plate in a volume of systematic natural history. The print was published in London by G. Kearsly

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Denticulated Tortoise – Engraving (1804)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) –Stigmaticus, Validus, Annulatus, and Corticatus – Engraving (1805): This engraving is a detailed entomological illustration depicting various species of Cimex (True Bugs). The print features several distinct species, including latipes, flavicollis, virens, stigmaticus

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George Shaw (1751–1813) –Stigmaticus, Validus, Annulatus, and Corticatus – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Cinereous and Galeated Tortoises – Engraving (c. 1800): This engraving illustrates multiple species of tortoises, including the Cinereous Tortoise and the Galeated Tortoise, shown from various dorsal and ventral views, published in the comprehensive natura

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Cinereous and Galeated Tortoises – Engraving (c. 1800)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Long-legged Crow – Engraving (c. 1800): This engraving illustrates a Long-legged Crow standing on an earthy mound, characterized by its proportionately long legs and thick beak. It was published as a plate in the systematic natural history

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Long-legged Crow – Engraving (c. 1800)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Common Goat, Male and Female – Engraving (c. 1800): This engraving illustrates the Common Goat, showing two figures to distinguish between the male and the female, typically depicted as part of a systematic study of mammals. It was published in London

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Common Goat, Male and Female – Engraving (c. 1800)

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