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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Acetabulated Platystacus – Fish – Copper engraving (1804): "Acetabulated Platystacus" This work features a detailed zoological illustration of a catfish species, rendered to show its ventral anatomy, fins, and barbels. The copper engraving was published in Lo

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Acetabulated Platystacus – Fish – Copper engraving (1804)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Striped Lizard and Ameiva Lizard – Copperplate engraving: This copperplate engraving features two detailed specimens: the Striped Lizard and the Ameiva Lizard, along with a close-up illustration of the Ameiva's head viewed from beneath to show the distinct s

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Striped Lizard and Ameiva Lizard – Copperplate engraving

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Papilio (Danal Candidi) – Engraving (c. 1800): This detailed zoological illustration depicts a Papilio (Danal Candidi). The print was printed in London.George Shaw was a prominent English naturalist, botanist, and zoologist of the late 18th and ea

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Papilio (Danal Candidi) – Engraving (c. 1800)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Illustration of Papilio: Demophoon and Machaon: This print is a detailed illustration of two species of swallowtail butterflies under the genus Papilio. The upper figure is labeled Demophoon, and the lower figure is labeled Machaon (Swallowtail But

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Illustration of Papilio: Demophoon and Machaon

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Papilio (Nymphales Gemmati) – Engraving (c. 1800): This detailed zoological illustration depicts a Papilio (Nymphales Gemmati). The print was printed in London.George Shaw was a prominent English naturalist, botanist, and zoologist of the late 18th an

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Papilio (Nymphales Gemmati) – Engraving (c. 1800)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Mantis (M. straminaria) and Larva – Engraving (1803): This engraving, Plate 44, illustrates two stages of the life cycle of a species of mantis (M. straminaria), showing the fully winged adult below and the wingless larval form above. The plate details t

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Mantis (M. straminaria) and Larva – Engraving (1803)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – View of a Surinam Toad – Engraving (1802): "Pipa" illustrates a female Surinam toad, showing the unique reproductive process where eggs are embedded in the skin of the back. The plate depicts several young toadlets emerging from specialized po

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – View of a Surinam Toad – Engraving (1802)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – View of a Horned Toad – Engraving (1802): "Horned Toad" illustrates a Surinam horned frog, identified in the period as a horned toad, featuring its characteristic fleshy protrusions over the eyes and wide, cavernous mouth. The plate captures

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – View of a Horned Toad – Engraving (1802)

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George Shaw (1751-1813) – Brasilian Toad – Engraving (1802): "Brasilian Toad" illustrates a Surinam toad, displaying its characteristic flattened body and mottled skin pattern. This engraving was published in London by G. Kearsley as part of General Zoology, or

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George Shaw (1751-1813) – Brasilian Toad – Engraving (1802)

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George Shaw (1751-1813) – Marine Toad – Engraving (1802): "Marine Toad" illustrates a large cane toad, showing its robust body, warty skin texture, and prominent parotoid glands behind the eyes. This engraving was published in London by G. Kearsley for Gener

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George Shaw (1751-1813) – Marine Toad – Engraving (1802)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Common Sword-Fish – Engraving (1803)

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George Shaw (1751-1813) – Basking Shark (female) – Engraving (1804)

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George Shaw (1751-1813) – Common Wolf-fish – Engraving (1803): "Common Wolf-Fish" This engraving depicts a lateral view of the Atlantic wolffish, emphasizing its elongated, eel-like body and its formidable set of protruding teeth. The illustration captures the sp

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George Shaw (1751-1813) – Common Wolf-fish – Engraving (1803)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Harlequin Angler – Engraving (1804)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Entomological Study of Flour Mites – Engraving (1805): "Acarus" illustrates the species Acarus siro, commonly known as the flour mite or grain mite. The plate features two large-scale anatomical studies of the arachnid, displaying one specimen from a dors

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Entomological Study of Flour Mites – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Entomological Study of the Common Flea – Engraving (1805): "Pulex" illustrates the life cycle and anatomy of the species Pulex irritans, commonly known as the human flea. The plate features several highly magnified views, including two adult fleas shown in pr

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Entomological Study of the Common Flea – Engraving (1805)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of a Corn Snake – Engraving (1802): "Corn Snake" presents a zoological illustration of the species Pantherophis guttatus, shown in a coiled position with its head raised and tongue extended. The work meticulously details the snake's dor

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of a Corn Snake – Engraving (1802)

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George Shaw (1751-1813) – Hare Tetrodon and Ocellated Tetrodon – Engraving (1804): "Hare Tetrodon, Ocellated Tetrodon" This engraving provides a comparative study of two pufferfish species. The upper figure depicts the Hare Tetrodon with its characteristic spotted pattern and inflat

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George Shaw (1751-1813) – Hare Tetrodon and Ocellated Tetrodon – Engraving (1804)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of Heart-Headed and Hammer: "Heart-Headed Shark" and "Hammer-Headed Shark" presents a comparative zoological study of two species within the Sphyrnidae family. The upper figure illustrates the Heart-Headed Shark, showing a round

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of Heart-Headed and Hammer

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of Trunk-Fish – Engraving (1804): "Biaculeated Trunk-Fish" and "Horned Trunk-Fish" presents a comparative zoological study of two species within the family Ostraciidae. The upper figure, the Biaculeated Trunk-Fish (Lactoria cornuta),

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of Trunk-Fish – Engraving (1804)

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George Shaw (1751-1813) – Painted Angler and Marbled Angler – Engraving (1804): "Painted Angler, Marbled Angler" This engraving presents a comparative study of two anglerfish species, focusing on their unique camouflage patterns and specialized anatomical features. The upper figu

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George Shaw (1751-1813) – Painted Angler and Marbled Angler – Engraving (1804)

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of a Porcupine Diodon – Engraving: "Porcupine Diodon" presents a natural history study of the species Diodon hystrix, a type of porcupinefish characterized by its robust body covered in long, sharp spines. The work illustrates the fish

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of a Porcupine Diodon – Engraving

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of a Molurus Snake – Engraving: "Molurus Snake" illustrates the species Python molurus, commonly known as the Indian python, depicted in a complex, overlapping coiled pose. The engraving captures the snake from a slightly elevated p

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Natural History Study of a Molurus Snake – Engraving

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Scorpio – engraving (1806): "Scorpio" is a detailed black and white engraving illustrating three distinct species of scorpions: Americanus, Afer, and Europaeus. The central and largest figure, Afer, is depicted with meticulous a

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George Shaw (1751–1813) – Scorpio – engraving (1806)

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