I have discovered the world of lithographic nature prints and it is some delightfully interesting nightmare fuel

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On this first of 2019, we present four chromolithographic plates of some winter-loving birds – most of which may be seen in the Upper Midwest during this month – from the 1907 edition of 'Bird-Life, A Guide to the Study of our Common Birds' by Frank M. Chapman.

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For explore chromolithographic proof impressions of watercolor drawings, unsigned but possibly by H.G Moon & probably destined for a 3rd series of Frederick Sander's "Reichenbachia." in via ➡️ https://t.co/cdXeQMZV0b

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"Lithographica" is a vintage-style depiction of some of the biodiversity of the Solnhofen Limestone, a bountiful fossil formation in Germany. I wanted to show what a naturalist might have seen walking amongst the islands and lagoons of Jurassic Europe.

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Since the winner of 's contest is being announced tomorrow, I thought I'd share the entries I submitted: "Lithographica", "Wrong Branch", and "The Treachery of Retro Paleoart"

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Autumn Serpent || 24x32cm || Winsor and Newton Cotman watercolours; Lithographic pencil; White gelpen
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Experimenting with lithographic crayons for on-site drawing. These are from the scenic HEB Foundation Camp, where our church had a retreat last weekend. I think my paper was too textured to get the look I wanted.

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A fun trio of French hand coloured lithographic political caricatures by André Gill and Emile Evrard c.1870-71

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Today we present hand-colored lithographic plates of flowers from 'Sämmtliche Giftgewächse Deutschlands...' by Eduard Winkler (Berlin: W. Natorff, 1832), Winkler’s seminal work on all the poisonous plants of Germany. Learn more here: https://t.co/Z96lrVEJYw

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Archaeopteryx lithographica //

The discovery of this "first bird” from the Jurassic Period Germany in 1861 ignited the idea that birds descended from dinosaurs. Despite this, it likely couldn't fly and spent most of its time on the ground.

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James Bateman’s The Orchidaceae of Mexico and Guatemala ([1837]-1843) is described as the “largest botanical book ever produced with lithographic plates”. Learn more about this beautiful on available in thanks to : https://t.co/DasJSWfIYq

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Bateman’s "The Orchidaceae of Mexico and Guatemala" ([1837]-1843) is the largest botanical book ever produced with lithographic plates. It features by Sarah Anne Drake & Augusta Withers. In via : https://t.co/dxv0j3XWjh

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New Lithographic print only £60 - City & The Bridges by Anthony Marshall https://t.co/VjBjgjW3KC

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"Familiar Indian Flowers" (1878) contains 30 chromolithographic plates drawn by Lena Lowis, lithographed by D. Blair & printed by the lithographic firm of M. & N. Hanhart. Find it in via : https://t.co/a5GCc7ZeIA

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Bateman's "The Orchidaceae of Mexico and Guatemala" (1837-43) is one of the rarest of all books. Only 125 copies were produced. It features 40 hand-colored lithographics by artists including Sarah Ann Drake. View it in via : https://t.co/N9IkK74nBM

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New Lithographic print only £60 - City & The Bridges by Anthony Marshall https://t.co/VjBjgjW3KC

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New Lithographic print only £60 - City & The Bridges by Anthony Marshall https://t.co/hNRyHnNDSn

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New Lithographic print only £60 - City & The Bridges by Anthony Marshall https://t.co/hNRyHnNDSn

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La Mode Illustrée Hand Colored French Lithographic Print, 1885,… https://t.co/DzCS2Bun60

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