70052 Collection

Crayfish engraving 1888
Illustrated Natural History of the Three Kingdoms Illustrierte Naturgeschichte der drei Reiche Franz StrAÔé¼ssles - Wilhelm Nitzschke, Stuttgart 1888

Crab and Lobster 1851
The Natural History of the Sacred Scriptures, and Guide to General Zoology By W.I. Bicknell London and New York - John Tallis and Company 1851

Freshwater lobster engraving 1870
Illustrated Catalogue of the Museum Comparative Zoology no. 3

Crayfish claws engraving 1870
Illustrated Catalogue of the Museum Comparative Zoology no. 3

Crawdad engraving 1870
Illustrated Catalogue of the Museum Comparative Zoology no. 3

Freswater Lobster engraving 1870
Illustrated Catalogue of the Museum Comparative Zoology no. 3

Crawfish engraving 1870
Illustrated Catalogue of the Museum Comparative Zoology no. 3

Astacidae Crawfish engraving 1870
Illustrated Catalogue of the Museum Comparative Zoology no. 3

Crayfish engraving 1895
Meyers Konversations-Lexikon

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"70052: A Glimpse into the Intricate World of Crustacean Engravings" Step back in time to the late 19th century, where intricate engravings captured the essence of fascinating crustaceans. Among these remarkable depictions, one number stands out - 70052. Let's delve into this captivating world and explore the hints it offers. In 1888, a crayfish engraving emerged, showcasing the delicate details of this freshwater creature. Its graceful form and vibrant colors were meticulously etched onto paper, preserving its beauty for generations to come. Fast forward to 1851 when an enchanting crab and lobster engraving mesmerized art enthusiasts. The artist skillfully portrayed their distinctive features – from sharp pincers to intricately patterned shells – transporting viewers into a realm beneath the ocean's surface. The Astacidae Crawfish engraving of 1870 takes us deeper into this mysterious world. With every stroke of ink on paper, it reveals a species that thrives in both freshwater streams and lakes. Its unique characteristics are brought to life through careful attention to detail. Not far behind is another masterpiece from 1870 – a stunning portrayal of a freshwater lobster. This engraving showcases its elegant structure and highlights its importance within aquatic ecosystems. As we continue our exploration, we encounter crayfish claws depicted in yet another exquisite engraving from 1870. These formidable appendages symbolize strength and adaptability while serving as tools for survival in their natural habitat. A crawdad engraving also captures our attention during this journey through time. Created with precision and finesse in 1870, it unveils the charm hidden within these small but mighty creatures found across various regions worldwide. Returning once more to Astacidae Crawfish engravings from that same year reminds us how deeply intertwined they are with human history—serving as sources of sustenance, inspiration, and artistic expression.