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"Matheus apostolus"
Martyrdom of Saint Matthiew - Matthaeus, Matthieu, Matteo
Woodcut Type of print: Woodcut
Color: Excellent original hand coloring
Published in: Nuremberg Chronicle ("Weltchronik" (Liber Chronicarum)
By Hartmann Schedel.
Published: Nuremberg, 1493 (1st edition)

Vase with mythological figures. Very early copper engraving dated1543 by Enea Vico ( born 1523 in Parma, Italy - died 1567 in Ferarra, Italy). Enea Vico signed his initials EA V in the small tablet in the lower left white area. He was famous for his engravings of vases and…

"A Roman Lady at her Toilette. Fourth Century"
Photogravure after the painting by Amos Cassioli (1832-1891)
Roman Lady has her hair done in a very elegant home setting.
Published in London, ca. 1890
Original antique print 
20,4 x 29,3 cm (ca. 8 x 11.5")

"Triclinio"
Copperplate etching by Giuseppe Guzzi
Very attractive original hand coloring
Published ca. 1820
Triclinium was the name of the antique Roman dining room. It was also the name of a sofa in the dining room, where Romans used to take their meals in a reclined…

@lepidopteraman some antique entomology related prints to enjoy...

@StinsonAnalytic "Aranzo oblongo"

"Palazzo del N. H. Conte Pio sop. Padoua"

Today this palazzo is titled "Villa Molin". It is in Mandria, Ponte della Cagna.
Antique Prints of Citrus Fruits

Nuremberg Hesperides, 1708-1714 by Johann Volckamer (Volkamer)

@homophonous @lucykpick "Ganterie, Etavillon et details de Gants d'Hommes"
Glove manufacturing of gloves for men
Copper etching by Robert Bernard (1737-1777)
1780-82

"Some Historic Gloves"
Two pages with text and wood engraving images on both sides.
Published 1895.

@BioDivLibrary @Le_Museum No title (Per one of our twitter friends this is not a Tick - Zecke - Acari - Ixodida, but a Uropodidae)

Toned lithograph dated 1791. Published by Nodder in London.

#FossilFriday
"Sternwuermer" Encrinus Petacrinus Euryale Ophiursa Asterias, 1845.
"Petrefakten der Mesozoischen Formationsgruppe", 1900
" Histoire Naturell, Coquilles Fossiles", 1751
#Paleontologo

@RobGMacfarlane "Augurium"
Copper etching by Salomon after Friese
Ca. 1830/40
An Augur was, in classical Roman times, a priest who practiced augury (prophecy).
He interpreted the will of the Gods by observing the flight of birds. This practice was called "taking the auspices".