Cronicles of Cartography
With our new collection named Atlas Dybdahlum you are invited to immerse yourself in a unique atlas that combines the allure of old maps and photos...
Read moreMollusques, like snails, octopuses, and clams, are extraordinary for their diverse forms, intelligence (as in octopuses), and adaptability. Their intricate shells and unique behaviors make them truly exceptional creatures.
We have been adding to our classic collection of palm prints since 2014 and are proud to offer what might be the Worlds largest selection of botanical & palm tree prints. Right here!
Danish Fish brought back from the rare highly illustrated work on fish and other animals from our near surroundings.
One of the most impressive studies and artistic interpretation of natural wonders ever seen by philosopher, physician, professor, marine biologist, and artist Ernst Heinrich Philipp August Haeckel. We are proud owners of the masterpiece and offers a selection of the images right here.
Mix sizes, plants, fish, birds and everything you like to build a gallery wall of your own that makes you feel at home.
See the amazing birds drawn by ornithologist James John Audubon and enjoy the fine details and stunning colours.
the Dybdahl Co. showroom
Tune Center 9B, DK-4030 Tune, Denmark
Mon - Friday 10 - 15,
Closed Saturday and Sunday.
We refresh, re-mix and curate graphic gold brought back from visual voyages into rare books and hidden collections.
We wish to explore every subject ever drawn,
engraved and printed
Organising them in a new structure we create our personal graphic encyclopedia. The Encyclopaediæ Dybdahlum
Besides swimming in the cold water of ours we find fish and everything oceanological so very graphical attractive.
And learn more about the explorers, artists, books
and what occupies us at the moment.
HERE
With our new collection named Atlas Dybdahlum you are invited to immerse yourself in a unique atlas that combines the allure of old maps and photos...
Read moreEarly naturalist explorers had to be great artists because art served as a powerful tool for documenting and conveying their scientific discoveries...
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