Published in Germany in 1911 by Alfred Edmund Brehm, this attractive antique chromolithograph depicts several species of moths and butterflies whose larvae live in ponds, marshes, and reed-filled wetlands.
(Clupea harengus ) swimming through coastal waters. The illustration captures the streamlined silver bodies and reflective scales that make herring one of the most recognizable fish of the North Atlantic.
Francis Picabia “La Champ De Mars”, (The Red Tower) Offset Color Lithograph Matted Print 5 3/8″ X 6 3/4″ 1911 Please Note this is not an original Lithograph but a…
This is a genuine antique book page illustration lithograph print. A delicate old paper book picture. Saved from an old book for boys. Published in 1911. Not a digital copy…
This is a genuine antique book print. Not a copy.
This print has a classic look that never goes out of style on your wall.
Etching Signed in pencil Stamped Toning Surface damages, see photos
COMMON CUTTLEFISH – Cephalopod Marine Life 1911 Antique Chromolithograph. Published in Germany in 1911 by Alfred Edmund Brehm, this original antique chromolithograph depicts the Common Cuttlefish (. ).
48″ by 24″.
48″ by 24″.
48″ by 24″.
What stands out about this print is how it brightens a dark corner instantly.