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Mid 19th - Antique Marine Mammal Print - Hand-Colored Dugong Walrus Manatee Kamchatka Sea Cow Engraving - Scientific Illustration Animal Art
Mid 19th - Antique Marine Mammal Print - Hand-Colored Dugong Walrus Manatee Kamchatka Sea Cow Engraving - Scientific Illustration Animal Art
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🕰️ Vintage from the Mid 19th century
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📐 Dimensions: 26x16 cm (10.2x6.3 in)
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This exquisite Mid 19th-century hand-colored engraving showcases a fascinating array of marine mammals, making it a truly unique piece of natural history art. The detailed illustrations depict the majestic Dugong and the iconic Walrus with its prominent tusks, alongside two types of Manatees. The captions identify these as the Petit Lamentin d'Amérique, representing the American Manatee, and the Grand Lamentin du Kamtschatka, referring to the now-extinct Steller's Sea Cow. This rare depiction of the Kamchatka Sea Cow adds significant historical and scientific value to the print.
Each animal is meticulously rendered with lifelike detail, enhanced by delicate hand-coloring in subtle greens, browns, and grays, bringing the creatures to life against their natural, rocky habitat. The print, labeled as 'N° 91,' is a testament to the scientific illustration practices of the era, combining artistic skill with a keen focus on zoological accuracy. This antique print offers a captivating glimpse into 19th-century natural science and the era's understanding of global marine life. The careful craftsmanship and historical significance make this piece a valuable find.
Each animal is meticulously rendered with lifelike detail, enhanced by delicate hand-coloring in subtle greens, browns, and grays, bringing the creatures to life against their natural, rocky habitat. The print, labeled as 'N° 91,' is a testament to the scientific illustration practices of the era, combining artistic skill with a keen focus on zoological accuracy. This antique print offers a captivating glimpse into 19th-century natural science and the era's understanding of global marine life. The careful craftsmanship and historical significance make this piece a valuable find.
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