Scientific and Botanical
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Scientific and BotanicalBernhard Siegfried Albinus : “Table I (Human Skeleton)” (1747)
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Scientific and BotanicalMaria Sibylla Merian : “Pineapple with German and Australian Cockroaches” (1705)
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Scientific and BotanicalMaria Sibylla Merian : “Tarantulas and Army Ants” (1705)
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Scientific and BotanicalMaria Sibylla Merian : “Banana Tree Flower with Io Moth” (1705)
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Scientific and BotanicalMaria Sibylla Merian : “Water Hyacinth with Veined Tree Frog and Giant Water Bug” (1705)
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Scientific and BotanicalMaria Sibylla Merian : “Cardinal’s Guard Butterfly with Idomeneus Giant Owl Butterfly” (1705)
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Scientific and BotanicalMaria Sibylla Merian : “Giant Silk Moth on a Purple Coral Tree” (1705)
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Scientific and BotanicalMaria Sibylla Merian : “Grapevine with Gaudy Sphinx Moth” (1705)
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Scientific and BotanicalRembrandt Peale : “Rubens Peale with a Geranium” (1801)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “The Great Comet of 1881” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “The Great Nebula in Orion” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “Star Cluster in Hercules” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “Part of the Milky Way” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “The November Meteors” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “The Planet Saturn” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “The Planet Jupiter” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “The Planet Mars” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “Partial Eclipse of the Moon” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “Mare Humorum” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “The Zodiacal Light” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “Aurora Borealis” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “Total Eclipse of the Sun” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “Solar Protuberances” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalEtienne Leopold Trouvelot : “Group of Sun Spots and Veiled Spots” (1882)
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Scientific and BotanicalMarcus Elieser Bloch : “The Sea Devil” (1782-1795)
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Scientific and BotanicalMarcus Elieser Bloch : “The Long File Fish” (1782-1795)
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Scientific and BotanicalMarcus Elieser Bloch : “The Rib Fish” (1782-1795)
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Scientific and BotanicalMarcus Elieser Bloch : “The Striped Surmulet” (1782-1795)
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Scientific and BotanicalMarcus Elieser Bloch : “The Roundnose Grenadier” (1782-1795)
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Scientific and BotanicalMarcus Elieser Bloch : “The Triangular Fish” (1782-1795)
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Scientific and BotanicalMarcus Elieser Bloch : “The Balance Fish” (1782-1795)
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Scientific and BotanicalMarcus Elieser Bloch : “The Prickly Bottlefish” (1782-1795)
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Scientific and BotanicalMarcus Elieser Bloch : “The Silver Fish” (1782-1795)
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Scientific and BotanicalMarcus Elieser Bloch : “The Flying Fish” (1782-1795)
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Scientific and BotanicalJoseph Vimont : “Human Skull (Plate 100)” (1835)
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Scientific and BotanicalJoseph Vimont : “Skull of a Hydrocephalus Child” (1832)
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Scientific and BotanicalAlbert Tissandier : “Lunar Halo Observed by Balloon” (c. 1875-1880)
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Scientific and BotanicalAndreas Vesalius : “Human Musculature, Tab III” (1642)
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Scientific and BotanicalAndreas Vesalius : “Human Musculature, Tab I” (1642)
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Scientific and BotanicalAndreas Vesalius : “Muscle Man II” (1543)
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Scientific and BotanicalAndreas Vesalius : “Muscle Man VI” (1543)
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Scientific and BotanicalAndreas Vesalius : “Muscle Man IV” (1543)
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Scientific and BotanicalAndreas Vesalius : “Skeletal Figure Hanging from a Noose” (1543)
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Scientific and BotanicalWladyslaw T. Benda : “The Earth and the Milky Way and Moon” (1918)
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Scientific and BotanicalWilliam Cheselden : “Skeleton of a Child One and a Half Years Old Holding a Thigh Bone” (1733)
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Scientific and BotanicalWilliam Cheselden : “Skeleton of a Boy About Nine Years Old” (1733)
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Scientific and BotanicalWilliam Cheselden : “Side View of a Praying Skeleton” (1733)
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Scientific and BotanicalAndreas Vesalius : “Skeleton Contemplating a Skull” (1543)