Natural history illustrations
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The use of [[illustration]]s was frequently seen in works of [[natural history]]. The illustrations produced during the eighteenth and nineteenth century are regarded as both appealing and scientifically valid. The finer detail of the printing processes, greatly improving at this time, allowed artists to depict the minute aspects of the subject. | The use of [[illustration]]s was frequently seen in works of [[natural history]]. The illustrations produced during the eighteenth and nineteenth century are regarded as both appealing and scientifically valid. The finer detail of the printing processes, greatly improving at this time, allowed artists to depict the minute aspects of the subject. | ||
- | Many books and publication continued to use the illustrators, even after printed matter began to incorporate photography. It would be many years before the colour printing would equal the illustrators plates. The accuracy and craft of the illustrators had developed in tandem with the field of natural history | + | Many books and publications continued to use illustrator even after printed matter began to incorporate photography. It would be many years before [[colour printing]] would equal the illustrators' plates. |
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The use of illustrations was frequently seen in works of natural history. The illustrations produced during the eighteenth and nineteenth century are regarded as both appealing and scientifically valid. The finer detail of the printing processes, greatly improving at this time, allowed artists to depict the minute aspects of the subject.
Many books and publications continued to use illustrator even after printed matter began to incorporate photography. It would be many years before colour printing would equal the illustrators' plates.
Examples
- August Johann Rösel von Rosenhof [1]
- Jacob Theodor Klein , Summa dubiorum , 1743.[2]
- Historiae animalium (Gesner)
- Dürer's Rhinoceros
See also
- Animal painting
- Botanical illustration
- Scientific illustration
- Natural history
- Zoology
- Zoological illustrations[3]
- Wildlife art
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