
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 moreEarly naturalist explorers had to be great artists because art served as a powerful tool for documenting and conveying their scientific discoveries...
Read moreButterflies have long captivated the human imagination and sparked artistic interest for several reasons. Their delicate beauty, vibrant colors, gr...
Read moreThe design connection between Japan and Scandinavia is a fascinating intersection that has influenced both regions in various ways. Although geogra...
Read moreBolton's passion for botany and natural history led him to become a self-taught expert in the field. He extensively explored the local countryside,...
Read moreRobert Thornton's most renowned artistic endeavor was "The Temple of Flora," a lavish botanical book published in parts between 1799 and 1807. The ...
Read moreJohn James Audubon, born on April 26, 1785, in Les Cayes, Saint-Domingue (now Haiti), was a French-American ornithologist, naturalist, and a...
Read morePierre-Joseph Redouté, born on July 10, 1759, in Saint-Hubert, Belgium, was a renowned French botanical artist. He is widely regarded as one of th...
Read moreMark Catesby's illustrations were primarily created using watercolors, a medium that allowed him to capture the vibrancy and subtleties of the natu...
Read moreErnst Haeckel, born on February 16, 1834, in Potsdam, Prussia (now Germany), was a renowned German biologist, philosopher, and artist. He is best ...
Read moreWe fell in love with the French artist Maurice Pillard Verneuil's (1869-1942) exquisite botanical drawings from "La Plante et ses Applications Orne...
Read moreBuffon's most notable work is "Histoire Naturelle, générale et particulière" (Natural History, General and Particular), a monumental project he wor...
Read moreIt’s one of nature’s most marvelous life cycles – the majestic way an insect queen evolves from a small egg to larva to pupa to a flight-ready but...
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