Antique Armadillo, Pangolin Anteater Lithographs – Brodtmann c.1830

Antique Porcupine, Agouti & Tapir Lithographs – Brodtmann after Schinz c.1830 This finely executed pair of early 19th-century zoological lithographs was produced circa 1830 by the S...

Pair of Antique Zoological Engravings – Exotic Mammals, c.1830 This rare matched pair of early nineteenth-century zoological engravings presents exotic mammals as they were understo...

19th-Century Lithograph of Collared Peccary, Javanese Skunk, and Nordic Wolverine This detailed 19th-century lithograph features three distinct mammals: the collared peccary (De v...

The lithograph you provided illustrates three species of hedgehogs, captured in precise anatomical detail. Like the previous prints, this is part of "De Zoogdieren: afgebeeld en in h...

Armadillo is an original lithograph realized by an anonymous artist in the late 19th century. Original Title: Autre Kabassou. On the top of the print: Tom. III, Pl. 54 pag. 343. Im...

This captivating 19th-century armadillo painting offers a detailed and lifelike portrayal of this unique creature. The artist’s careful attention to the armadillo's textured armor an...

This is an original 19th century John James Audubon hand-colored lithograph entitled "Nine-banded Armadillo", No. 30, Plate CXLVI, from Audubon's "Viviparous Quadrupeds of North Amer...

This impressive 19th-century armadillo portrait captures the distinct characteristics of this fascinating creature with meticulous detail. The artist’s skillful rendering highlights the armadillo’s large, segmented armor, unique texture, and characteristic stance, showcasing both scientific accuracy and artistic flair. Reflecting the era’s fascination with exotic wildlife, this artwork combines a detailed study of the animal’s anatomy with a refined artistic approach. Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of natural history, this painting offers a striking and comprehensive view of the armadillo, celebrating its role in 19th-century wildlife art.