Antique Rodent Species Print from Das Buch der Welt , 1847

Antique Rodents & Hares Lithographs – Rabbits, Guinea Pig & Jerboa c.1830 This finely engraved pair of early 19th-century zoological lithographs was created around 1830 by the Swiss...

Antique print of various rodent species; Aperea cuniculi species, Veld Ratte (Rodent, Rat species) - Carigueya (Opossum species) - Aguti (Agouti) - Cavia Cobaya - Cuniculi Inda Gesne...

Original antique print of hamsters and field rats. This print originates from 'Bilderbuch fur Kinder' by F.J. Bertuch. Friedrich Johann Bertuch (1747-1822) was a German publisher and...

Original antique print of mouse species / mice and other rodents. This engraved print originates from a very rare unknown Dutch work. The plates are similar to the plates in the famous German work: ‘Bilderbuch fur Kinder' by F.J. Bertuch, published 1790-1830 in Weimar. This could be Dutch edition of this work (no references found), or a work that used the Bertuch plates. Published circa 1820. This engraving described in more detail: The print features six illustrations of various rodent-like animals. They are not all mice; they represent a range of rodent species, which can be inferred from their different physical characteristics: 1. The largest animal at the top left looks like a type of pika or a chinchilla due to its rounded ears and body shape. 2. The second illustration on the top right is a curled-up animal, which might be a dormouse based on its compact body and fur texture. 3. The animal at the center-right with prominent ears and elongated body could be a type of rat or a gerbil. 4. The creature in the middle left with large hind legs and long ears appears to be a jerboa, which is known for its distinctive jumping movement. 5. The bottom left animal resembles a vole...

Great image of gerbils Unframed. It gives you the option of perhaps making a set up using your own choice of frames. Lithograph after Cpt. Brown and Marechal with original hand col...

Printed in Sweden in 1950s "Lepus" Dimensions: 70 x 100 cm. Age-related patina.

A chromolithographic print on paper by P. Dybdahls, depicting an anatomical table (Pl. 17) of rodents. Fir wood frame, walnut briar veneer, wi...

Small Rodents is a color lithograph realized by an anonymous artist in the late19th century. Good conditions, except for usual signs of aging. The artwork shows four small rodents,...