Joh. Jak. Scheuchzer, Bible Engraving, Noah’s Ark, Folio, Hand Coloured

1880s Noah’s Ark print in gilt wood frame. Great images, great color.

Entitled "Noah's Ark," and numbered twenty-four of fifty, this etching was created by Gerald Steffe in 1975. Steffe was born in Austria in 1939, and relocated to Stockholm in 1962. ...

A rare lithographic print made in a very limited number 10 or 20 to the Danish Company Kemovit in 1968. A rather charming and naive take on Noah Ark. Signed by un-identified Danish a...

The Israelites Eat the Passover – Antique Hand-Coloured Engraving by J. de Later, c.1725 This finely hand-coloured engraving depicts the biblical Passover meal, or Pesach, as descri...

Large antique print of Noah's Offering. Published by Mosella-Verlag, 1913. This print originates from a series titled 'Kathol. Schulbibelwerk von Dr. Ecker'.

Antique Bird Prints Natural History Studies of Parrots and Tropical Birds Hand-colored engravings 23.5 x 30.5 inches each including frame Imagine all 18 on one wall in your study.

Set of 18 hand coloured bird engravings. Antique hand coloured bird engravings by Jacques de Seve, commissioned by George-Louis Leclrec, Comtes de B...

"Noah's Arc" screen print on jute by Mirja Vänni, Finland, 1960's. Good condition, vivid colors. Some staining on the back that isn’t very visible on the front. Small break in jute ...

Antique Hand-Coloured Engraving – The Norman Staircase, Canterbury, c.1870s This finely detailed antique hand-coloured engraving depicts the historic Norman Staircase at Canterbury,...

Antique Buffalo Engraving, Buffon Hand-Coloured Print Amsterdam 1769 This handsome hand-coloured 18th-century engraving of the buffalo, titled Le Buffle, comes from the rare Dutch edition of Buffon’s celebrated Histoire Naturelle, published in Amsterdam by J.H. Schneider in 1769. Appearing as Plate XXV in Tome XI, the image was drawn by Jacques de Sève, Buffon’s principal illustrator, and engraved by C.J. Fritsch. The plate is one of the most appealing large mammal portraits in the Buffon series, notable for its expressive character, fine engraving, and warm, atmospheric colouring. The buffalo stands in full profile on a grassy bank beneath a soft blue sky. Its muscular body, thick neck, and distinctive curved horns are rendered with precise cross-hatching, highlighting both strength and powerful form. The shaggy hair around the head and chest is drawn with exceptional sensitivity, giving the animal a lively, alert presence. Behind the buffalo, a distant landscape shows classical buildings, rolling hills, and soft vegetation—an elegant composition typical of de Sève, who often placed his subjects in idealised settings to evoke the exotic nature of these animals for 18th-century European audiences. Hand colouring in the Schneider edition is among the finest of all Buffon printings. The warm browns of the buffalo’s coat...